Self-Reflection Portfolio Tutor: Michael Chen Student Name: Student ID: Due Date: 1st November Semester: 2 Word Count: 1864 Contents 1.0 Introduction……………………………………………………………….…...…2 2.1 Intrapersonal effectiveness………….......………………………….…….…3-5 2.2 Interpersonal effectiveness…………………………………………….....…6-9 3.0 Conclusion…………………………..………………………………...……..9-10 Reference……………………………………………………………..…...…...11-12 1.0 Introduction The learning
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Self-Reflection Paper Phelicia M. Williams Human Development/EDFN 990 November 22‚ 2013 Michael P. McCreery Ph.D. Self-Reflection Paper When I think about my own biases‚ perceptions‚ attitudes‚ and beliefs I use to holds about different culturally ethics groups‚ I definitely have to rethink and correct myself and not stereotype individuals on my thoughts anymore. I always knew mankind was magnificent because we were created and GOD eyes but this course just emphasized just how important human
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multitude of skills in order to create a supportive environment so that the best possible results for the patient can be achieved. Patients would appear to feel more satisfied and to respond positively to the helper when “They are welcomed and seen on time They feel they have been heard and understood They are given information they recognise as relevant to them They understand what they have to do.” [Gable 2007 pg.5] In this essay I aim to explore some of the methods‚ approaches and skills available
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IIC Oral presentation - Self-reflection Speech What has you learnt from this course? Good morning everyone. Today I’m going to talking about my knowledge what I had gained from this course. Before starting‚ I want to ask you guys some questions. Do you like to share your emotions to others? Do you believe that showing emotions openly is a good things? Let’s think it in a minutes and think it by your own. Okay now‚ I want to share a theory to all of you‚ which can help you to change what you
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I exceed the standard in the “diverse students” category. Throughout the semester‚ I have effectively interacted with students‚ teachers‚ and other school personnel at all times. The Salvation Army provided me with the perfect opportunity to do just this. I was constantly in an environment where students‚ peers‚ and teachers surrounded and I had to effectively communicate with them to not only help myself succeed‚ but also the students. While working with students‚ I also consistently demonstrated
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Outline the Primary Skills Used in Counselling Relationships Introduction At various stages of my life I have had counselling and have tried to use what I have observed to illustrate the three core conditions that are Empathy‚ Congruence and Unconditional Positive Regard which make up the key elements to understanding the Person-centered approach to counselling‚ along with other specific areas‚ which help to outline the primary skills needed. Listening and Body Language One of the most important
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1 This essay will evaluate the skills used by a counsellor‚ Dr Berenson during a counselling session with a client named Rose. Various counselling skills will be identified and the effectiveness of their use and the impact of them on the client will be evaluated. Further to this‚ suggestions for more effective use of the skills will be made‚ also addressing the potential impact these might have on the client. While one of the main aims of the counselling process is to allow a therapeutic dialogue
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Freebourn‚ and her many different client cases. When shadowing her‚ I understood Teresa Freebourn’s methods when engaging with clients. I notice she has awesome interviewing skills when engaging with children and youth. Terri’s rhetoric changes depending on the age of the young client. I was exposed to a different set of interviewing skills this week as well. A caseworker by the name of Erica Dixon asked me if I wanted to go out onto the field with her. I of course wanted more field training‚ and told caseworker
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“Punishment - Self-Reflection” Some people say “Only time can heal the wounds” But I think that is not true because sometimes there are wounds that don’t heal or perhaps‚ they haven’t healed yet? This document will be focused in experiences I lived when I was a child and the way they have affected me physically and psychologically‚ especially my relationship with me my father. Since I was a child I remember my parents being an example of respectfulness and authority. My parents used to be very
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place at Heartland Senior Center. At Heartland‚ we had the chance to complete assessments on two clients and practice writing progress notes. The clinical day was a success as I learned new things‚ had fun at Goodwill‚ and practiced my assessment skills. Analysis Some health concerns that I encountered this week was dealt with heart health and impaired memory/cognition. At DOF‚ our focus was to educate the men about heart health. As we interacted with the men‚ there were some that weren’t aware
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