CLIENTS’ RIGHTS: It is EAL’s policy to protect the rights of clients. Each client receiving EAP services have the following rights: The right to be treated with respect for personal dignity, autonomy and privacy. The right to be informed of one’s own treatment plan...
Children as victims of crime slip through the crack of our protective care in more ways than one. When children are victimized, their normal physiological and psychological adjustment to life is disrupted. Furthermore, they must cope with the trauma of their...
The earliest roots of self-esteem come from primary caregiver/parent-child interactions. Warmth and accurate empathic responses impact on brain structure and shape it differently than does a less affectionate environment. This is the foundation stone of building our...
