Challenges The Client May Experience

(don 't list) some challenges and strengths you might encounter in working with clients living in rural areas. How might you help rural clients overcome some of these challenges they face? Challenges: Living an in a rural area one will experience a lot of challenges working with clients. One of the many challenges is you will know everyone who you have worked with meaning the clients and social workers have a dual relationship. I live/work in rural area and I see my old clients at my local Walmart

Ethics and Multicultural Counseling - Week 4 What are some of the unique challenges faced by European Americans? According to Hays and Erford (2014), European American is a term that can be used to identify people who have recently immigrated to the United States and still closely identify with their European culture, values, and traditions. As such, European Americans face unique challenges as they are often confronted with the option to assimilate to White American culture by adopting the values

end-of-life care with a focus on Aboriginal clients. Firstly, I will explain the role of cultural competence in the nursing care of an Aboriginal client. Secondly, I will argue the cultural challenges a nurse may face when caring and communicating with Aboriginal clients receiving palliative end-of-life care. Thirdly, I will present solutions to the aforementioned communicative challenges. Lastly, I will discuss the impact I believe this experience may have on my future practice. Firstly, the role

their work with the client(s). Regardless of one’s race, religious belief, sex or sexual orientation each value benefits all individuals. Social workers should always practice professional values. Clients suffer from when the social worker does not uphold values. Code of Ethics is established for all social workers to obey and follow them. In this this paper, I will discuss the how “Importance of Human Relationship” will be the easiest to uphold and how “Social Justice” will challenge me as a social worker

both the client as well as the clinician. Nevertheless, it can also offer great challenges. The benefits of counseling far outweigh the bad. Nonetheless, there is a certain population of individuals who some clinicians may have a difficult time counseling more than others. The recent concerns for gender and sexual orientation constantly are in the limelight, especially amongst the political forefront. This has made clinicians more aware of their own individual biases. Other concerns that may pose a

objectives we had that were similar to each other’s, along with areas that we differed in. My goals for this course mainly revolve around improving my intervention knowledge and skills. While improving my skills I view as strengths. I plan to overcome my challenges is through participation and expansion of knowledge. During this process I was able to observe strengths and weaknesses within myself. This paper will describe in depth the areas my partner and I discussed. Our short interaction would be considered

Therapist anxiety may stem from perceived loss of the professional role and the sense that there is a growing equality between the client and therapist. During the ending phase, both client and therapist may experience similar emotions, all of which can raise anxiety which is threatening to the therapist. Emotions like sadness, anger, guilt, and relief produce a “sameness” in the experience where there was once a more clear-cut expectation of responses and roles of both the client and therapist. In

Challenges Treating Willie One challenge would be helping Willie get over the guilt feeling that it was not his fault, but his friend. He is overwhelmed with guilt that he did not report his friend action. His friend killed a young girl. It haunts him because the young girl reminds him of his niece. Another challenge would be the continuation of anticipatory anxiety after being reduced or stopped (Preston, O’Neal, & Talaga, 2013). In addition, a third challenge would be relapse. Preston et

counselor when guiding the client to achieve optimal wellness (Capuzzi et al., 2016). The following narrative outlines characteristics and behaviors emphasized as strengths necessary when developing a therapeutic alliance with a client and those acknowledged as potential challenges or weaknesses hindering the development of a therapeutic alliance. Additionally, explanations are discussed for selected strengths and challenges as well as strategies to address challenges and weaknesses. An Area of Strength

given the opportunity to work with the clients that we serve on a regular basis. However, the practicum experience provided me with an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the rehabilitation process and what it means to work as a team with individuals to achieve goals. The practicum experience also gave me insight on the processes involved in providing individuals information and assistance in finding solutions to help overcome or work through challenges encountered on a daily basis. During