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Adult Day Care

Adult Day Care refers to a daytime community-based program for functionally impaired adults that provides a variety of social, health and related support services in a protective set

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Adult family homes

Adult family homes refer to housing options that provide an alternative to nursing homes for adults who do not need 24-hour care.

Adult family homes is also called Adult foster care.

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Adult foster care

Adult foster care refer to housing options that provide an alternative to nursing homes for adults who do not need 24-hour care.

Adult foster care is also called Adult family homes.

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Adulthood

Deutsch: Erwachsenenalter / Español: Adultez / Português: Idade adulta / Français: Âge adulte / Italiano: Età adulta

Adulthood in psychology refers to the stage of life that follows adolescence and continues until old age. This phase is characterized by significant psychological, emotional, and social development, as well as increased responsibilities and roles.

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Advance directive

Advance directive refers to a written document in which people clearly specify how medical decisions affecting them are to be made if they are unable to make them, or to authorize a specific person to make such decisions for them. These documents are sometimes called "living wills."

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Advance directives

Advance directives refer to instructions from an individual about actions that the individual would or would not want to be taken if he or she were somehow incapacitated and unable to join in making decisions;

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Advanced empathic responses

Advanced empathic responses a term which is used in which after becoming proficient at conversational empathic responses, clinicians are encouraged to make these kinds of responses which often bring about deeper levels of understanding for the client. They include the use of analogies, metaphors, visual images, and the pointing out of contrasting feelings.

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Advanced Sleep Phase Syndrome

Advanced Sleep Phase Syndrome refers to a condition in which a patient wakes up too early in the morning and gets sleepy early in the evening.

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