1)You are precepting a student seeking the master of science in marriage/family therapy. On your schedule for the day is Mr. & Mrs. Jones, a couple in their 80's who have been seeing the MFT for approximately 3 months because of issues of sexual infidelity on the part of the wife. The student is somewhat naive and surprised by the background information on this couple and says to his/her preceptor (I didn't think people at this age still thought about sex).  In a considered posting informed by the literature, how would you address the intern's comments. Suggest at least 1 peer reviewed resource that you feel would help the student to develop a greater appreciation of issues of sexuality/intimacy in aging. 2)You are an MFT working with an elderly couple. One member of the couple (you can select) has had a health "issue", and as a result, has not been able to perform sexually. The individual is afraid that spouse may be upset if they are unable to perform sexually. In this posting, provide a description of how you would address this concern. Include how you would collaborate with medical professionals. Reading to answer questions National Institute on Aging (n.d.). Sexuality in later life. Retrieved from https://www.nia.nih.gov/health/sexuality-later-life Sexuality and Physical Changes with Aging. (n.d.). Retrieved February 11, 2018, from https://www.cigna.com/healthwellness/hw/medical-topics/sexuality-and-physical-changes-with-aging-hw159186#hw159215. Be sure to follow links to learn about physical changes and how to maintain sexuality in aging. Syme, M. L. (2014) The evolving concept of older adult sexual behaviors and its benefits. Generations, 38(1) Retrieved from Proquest database in the Touro Library. Youdin, R. (2016). Psychology of Aging 101. (pp. 110-129) Retrieved from EBSCO multi-search database in the Touro Library.  Tyndall, L., Hodgson, J., Lamson, A., White, M., & Knight, S. (2014). A Review of Medical Family Therapy: 30 Years of History, Growth, and Research. Medical Family Therapy, 13-32. Retrieved from EBSCO multi-search database in the Touro Library.

My Jungian Type is INFJ - Please let me know if you need any assistance (descriptions, etc.) to complete this paper.The IPA approach is a qualitative one offering insight into how a person derives meaning from their life experiences, and focuses on their personal insight and how they perceive the world.This paper will require you to put positive psychology into action. You are asked to practice relating yourself and the world around you to your personal happiness by taking an interpretative phenomenological approach using yourself as a participant, engaging your personal thoughts and experiences related to your Jungian Type Test results.  The paper must include these distinct sections: Part 1, Developmental Possibilities: sections (a): Personal Strengths, b) Additional Strengths,  and (c) Acceptance and Flow. Part II, Self-Recognition: sections (a) Self-Understanding and (b) Positive Incorporation. Part IAddress the professor’s description of your four-letter type dynamics from our week 1 discussion and imagine how you might use your understanding of yourself in terms of your dominant, auxiliary, tertiary, and inferior functions to increase your personal happiness in the future.a) How might focusing on, developing, and expanding the strongest of those traits lead to more positive self-esteem, feeling more in control, having a better social life, or having a better sense of meaning and purpose to life?b) Describe how your less conscious third and fourth functions could also be addressed and developed more to help you experience more fulfillment as well.c) Might a greater acceptance and engagement of any one of these functions of yours help you balance the challenge of certain activities with your skill level, resulting in your experience of flow more often?Part IIIntegrity demands that positive psychology also should not deny, but actually encourage you to understand and accept your 5th through 8th more hidden functions described by John Beebe. Therapeutic work with clients indicates that serious suppression of those parts of a person can lead to opposition to certain other people, to being strange and not nice at times, deception, and even wildness and cruelty.a) Describe how recognizing one of those hidden traits in yourself may provide you with a more understanding and positive experience of others (empathy). Please choose a particular one of those functions that is normally not an especially conscious part of your four-letter personality type. Describe how it may cause you to react to certain people who are a different type from you. Also describe how enabling yourself to understand that could lead to a better and less stressful personal relationship with them.b) Finally, choose one of your 5th through 8th functions and imagine how you might try to accept and incorporate it into your conscious life in a positive way that it would allow you to be even more effective and increase your self-esteem.Note that this paper should be a minimum of three double-spaced pages in length.