Maryellen made the bags, Tim Crosby made all the horns, the bark tan leather was made by Charlie Brown. Ian made the measures and picks. Maryellen and Ian both forged buckles Photo by Maryellen Pratt.
Book Synopsis The growing need for time-limited treatment, propelled by the widening influence of managed care in the mental health field, has produced a renewed focus on short-term therapy. But, until now, there has not been an integrated framework designed for the short-term intervention problems and diverse populations that social workers encounter.In Short-Term Treatment and Social Work Practice: An Integrative Perspective, Eda G. Goldstein and Maryellen Noonan take the best of theories that social workers have relied on for decades, including ego psychology, other psychodynamic and psychosocial frameworks, and the cognitive-behavioral approach, to create a new short-term practice model for social workers. Short-Term Treatment and Social Work Practice introduces the authors' integrative short-term treatment (ISTT), and demonstrates in detail each aspect of the approach. Their book is replete with case examples that illustrate ISTT's principles and techniques and their use in a variety of situations -- including crisis intervention, family- and group-oriented therapy, treatment of clients with emotional disorders, and treatment of nonvoluntary and hard-to-reach clients.As the first social work textbook describing an integrated framework for short-term treatment and practice, Short-Term Treatment and Social Work Practice fills a void the mental health field. Offering a comprehensive, practical, in-depth discussion, this book promises to become a vital new resource for students and practitioners alike Review Quotes Carolyn Saari, Ph.D., Professor School of Social Work, Loyola University, Chicago, and Editor, "Clinical Social Work Journal" Educators and clinicians alike will find "Short-Term Treatment and Social Work Practice" to be both a very timely book in relation to current pressures for more brief treatment and very useful in its provision of an integrated perspective on this work. The book is an excellent text for beginners whether these are students or practitioners venturing into this modality for the first time.Francis J. Turner, Professor Emeritus, Wilfrid Laurier University Doctors Goldstein and Noonan have produced a much-needed and critically relevant text of import for practitioners and educators. Short-term treatment, although highly popular, has lacked a firm foundation in theory, and a conceptually sound practice paradigm. This volume presents both. In addition it expands this practice format into a multi-modality base and addresses its application to specialized and challenging client groups in a manner that extends the efficacy of this important contemporary practice strategy.Jerrold R. Brandell, Ph.D. Professor, Wayne State University School of Social Work Eda Goldstein and Maryellen Noonan have performed a great service to the profession of social work and its clientele. Their model, while remaining faithful to the guiding principles of social work practice, offers a vital approach to time-sensitive treatment in a professional climate transformed by the reality of limited resources and the dicta of managed health care. Destined to take its place among such brief-treatment classics as Perlman's "Social Casework: A Problem-Solving Approach" and Alexander and French's "Psychoanalytic Therapy, " this volume is essential reading for social workers at all levels of clinical practice.Carolyn Saari, Ph.D., Professor School of Social Work, Loyola University, Chicago, and Editor, "Clinical Social Work Journal"Educators and clinicians alike will find "Short-Term Treatment and Social Work Practice" to be both a very timely book in relation to current pressures for more brief treatment and very useful in its provision of an integrated perspective on this work. The book is an excellent text for beginners whether these are students or practitioners venturing into this modality for the first time.Francis J. Turner, Professor Emeritus, Wilfrid Laurier UniversityDoctors Goldstein and Noonan have produced a much-needed and critically relevant text of import for practitioners and educators. Short-term treatment, although highly popular, has lacked a firm foundation in theory, and a conceptually sound practice paradigm. This volume presents both. In addition it expands this practice format into a multi-modality base and addresses its application to specialized and challenging client groups in a manner that extends the efficacy of this important contemporary practice strategy.Jerrold R. Brandell, Ph.D.Professor, Wayne State University School of Social WorkEda Goldstein and Maryellen Noonan have performed a great service to the profession of social work and its clientele. Their model, while remaining faithful to the guiding principles of social work practice, offers a vital approach to time-sensitive treatment in a professional climate transformed by the reality of limited resources and the dicta of managed health care. Destined to take its place among such brief-treatment classics as Perlman's "Social Casework: A Problem-Solving Approach" and Alexander and French's "Psychoanalytic Therapy," this volume is essential reading for social workers at all levels of clinical practice. About the Author Eda G. Goldstein, D.S.W., author of Ego Psychology and Social Work Practice and Borderline Disorders: Clinical Models and Techniques, is professor and Director of the Ph.D. program in Clinical Social Work at the New York University Shirley M. Ehrenkranz School of Social Work, where she chaired the social work practice curriculum area for fourteen years. She is currently consulting editor to the Clinical Social Work Journal and the Journal of Analytic Social Work, and served a term as consulting editor to Social Work. She maintains a private practice with individuals and couples in New York Ci
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horn by Tim Crosby, knife by Iam Pratt and adjustable powder measure by Karl Keuhn This outfit was made to go with a rifle that Marc Tornichio made for one of his customers. Photos by Maryellen Pratt.
MaryEllen Hackett is a National Park Ranger and a landscape painter. As a Centennial Artist Ambassador for the NPS, she shares her painting method and how she uses art to inspire others to find value within public land.
Delta, Black and White 1971. Acrylic on canvas 50 x 60 inches. Photograph by Michael Seidl.
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Photographed at the 2013 Tennessee Kentucky Rifle Show by Jan Riser.
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Les serres-livres... ... c'est peu être un peu passé de mode... Mais c'est si doux de remonter le temps! ... et un petit cadre pour l'accompagner. ... avec juste un tintement de cloche. D'après un modèle de lutin trouvé en divers coins de la blogo...
Wim Crouwel's 1956 silk screened poster Nieuwe Aanwinsten (New Acquisitions) '54/'56, for Stedelijk Van abbemuseum Eindhoven. Image from BIS Publisher's Wim Crouwel Alaphabets written by Kees Broos with the forward by David Quay who also designed the book along with Rick Sellars. Before I left for China I had been reading the book and it reminded me of how isolated we were from European design back in the old days. The only real contact we had while working in the far off Pacific Northwest, U.S. in the late 1950's and early 1960's was the Swiss publication New Graphic Design and some American publications that did not cover too much and as I remember, Wim Crouwel's work never. No internet, no computers, not too much television worth talking about.
Calfhide double pouch by Maryellen Pratt, Philadelphia screw tip horn by Art Decamp, knife and small accoutrements by Ian Pratt. ...
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I made a template for this project so that we could do it in one day. I am not a fan of templates unless we are time crunched most of the kids used oil pastels to outline and then smear into the middle for value first you color and cut out the turkey. Then fold it in half fold up the little flaps put glue only on the flaps and line up the fold of the turkey with the fold of the card and stick him in the middle We used a half of a painted piece of paper for the feathers. We folded them in an accordian fold and cut the top so it was rounded like feathers Then place the feathers all folded with glue on both ends inside the card while it is half closed and close the card tight so the feathers stick like this then they will fan out when you open it kids drew the blue willow china around the turkey, with oil pastel and then smudged it with their finger and GOOBLY EYES!! some students made their own feathers with white paper, oil pastels, crayons and texture plates. They were SO creative! this is a "DJ" turkey I love how this student put peas and carrots on her plate And I will close with another gynastics accident inspired artwork!! Hello Kitty Looking forward to next week when we study the artwork of New Orleans!!! See some of our past New Orleans inspired artwork here and here!
1957 campaign poster by Joseph Müller-Brockmann for the Swiss Automobile Club. From Joseph Müller-Brockmann Pioneer of Swiss Graphic Design by Lars Müller Publishers One of his first designs to embrace new graphic design principles.
photo via Lowes Diced Darts gets kids excited to practice their multiplication or addition skills! "Take turns rolling two oversize foam dice toward a dartboard-like target of rings. Score points by multiplying the number showing on each die by the number of the ring it lands in."- Lowe's Creative Ideas. Visit Lowes to see how to construct it! (Note: You can adjust the game by adding the number showing on each die to the number of the ring it lands on for smaller children.)
