Read the Topic 5 Ted Case Study. Create a 1,200-1,500-word  safety plan for a client similar to Ted, who had been diagnosed with  schizophrenia that addresses potential depression and suicidality. Include the following in your safety plan: What symptoms would a client with schizophrenia exhibit? What symptoms did Ted display? How would you have addressed Ted’s symptoms related to delusions, hallucinations, and depression? What other diagnosis might Ted have been misdiagnosed with and why? Describe  which theories would have been most effective and which theories would  have been least effective for treating Ted’s schizophrenia. Explain your  rationale. Describe treatment options for addressing all of Ted’s symptoms. Explain how a client’s religious or spiritual beliefs come into play during the process of dealing with depression and suicide.

Sperm Durex Commercial Compare a contraceptive's perfect use with its typical use. Discuss factors that may influence each.Note- in this Forum, students often reveal their own preferences for contraception. That's perfectly OK, but rest assured-- there is no need to disclose this kind of personal information if you'd rather not. We respect your privacy!Student #1:Hey guys so when I think of contraception I think of birth control and condoms. What do I think of both of those? I'm about to tell you. Birth control is a very popular and widely used way to not get pregenant all over the world. People think birth control is the most effective and convenient. Which that is true birth control is very effective and convenient. The pill isnt the best to me because women forget to take it sometimes and it gets them pregenant. Then you have the IUD and that is great too for some women but for others the man complains sometimes because it pokes them so there are benefits and cons for all. There is also a patch but I dont find that very trusting. But the shot would be promising you get it every few months and you cant forget to take it or anything. Then we have condoms to talk about and condoms can be very effective If used right. Sometimes people use the wrong size and it could slide off or the sperm could leak out. Or if your using certain types of lube it can eat the condom away. There's lots of factors when it comes to using condoms and birth control but they are both effective if used right and with birth control you have different choices. I usually just use condoms because my girlfriend already has health issues and I dont want her to take birth control on top of her other medications. Why do you suppose so many people cannot seem to use condoms effectively? What are your thoughts here and why?Thank you for reading have a great day.Student #2:There are many different kinds of contraceptives available in the health industry today to help people that are not ready for pregnancy or people that are fully avoiding it. There is always going to be a perfect use and typical use of contraceptives. The ultimate perfect use is abstinence, the only 100% effective method of preventing pregnancy. Abstinence is the best method and requires no medical treatment, shots, certified physicians, and does not affect fertility.On the other hand, there are also typical usage of contraceptives. There are numerous options for typical use of contraceptives. The options range from withdrawal, condoms, intrauterine devices (IUDs), shots, and emergency contraception just to name a few. Each option obviously has its positive and negative aspects as well. The option or usage of withdrawal or condoms is probably the most dangerous and least successful contraceptive due to the simple fact that it only takes one mistake to end up with a pregnancy that one may not be ready for. Another option is emergency contraception which may be used if you had unprotected sex, the condom broke during sex, or you were raped. The main emergency contraception method is known as “the morning-after pill” which can be found at any local pharmacy. The emergency contraception method can stop ovulation and ultimately not allow the sperm to fertilize the egg. The most important thing to remember is though that none of these typical use contraceptives prevent or protect somebody from a sexually transmitted infection. The only way to protect yourself from sexually transmitted infections is either through communication as a couple or abstinence. Minimum 150 words answer to each

Part 1: Writing a PlayRead the articles assigned for this topic and conduct additional research on the Internet or through the GCU Library. Use your knowledge to write a one-act play about a small group of friends.Through the dialogue, the children should exhibit evidence of being in the concrete-operational period of cognitive development.Be as creative in the dialogue of your scene as you can, remembering that at this stage children, according to the textbook, become "less egocentric, rarely confuse appearances with reality, and are able to reverse their thinking."Set the scene and include acting and stage direction, if necessary and appropriate.Your creative work should be between 500-750 words.Give your play a name.Part 2: SummaryWrite a summary of approximately 200 to 300 words in which you analyze and explain ethical and cultural strategies for promoting resilience, optimum development, and wellness in middle childhood.APA format is not required, but solid academic writing is expected.