Discussing Our Guest Speaker Last Week By Joseph Sanok

When Tim Collins begins his speech in regards to Marie Fatayi-Williams speech, he immediately identifies and relates to her speech. He explains that Marie speaks out in desperate hope of finding her son and stopping the terrorist attacks on innocent people. Tim Collins also relates back to his history of loss, killing and speaking to his men when describing how he could relate to Marie's story.

By discussing this particular experience in detail, I can begin to understand the specific skills a counsellor may use in many different situations in order to help others (Egan, 2007, p. 13). In this reflective

In this assignment I intend to define ‘counselling skills and knowledge’ and then show how I actively employ these qualities during my everyday life. These include informal helping interactions with family and friends, in a supervisory capacity at work and during skills practice sessions as part of my counselling course. Finally I’ll analyse the effects that these helping interactions have on me personally and the various ways in which I deal with those effects.

Thanks Vanessa, you did a great job defining the role and use of supervision. I did not know if you noticed that Our Lady of the Lake mission’s statement is in perfect line with the social worker code of ethics. I would like to share what I found in similarity with our mission statement. According to the National Association of Social Work (2010), the mission of the social work profession is rooted in a set of core values. These core values, embraced by social workers throughout the professions’ history, are foundation of social work’s unique purpose and perspective. Service, Social justice, Dignity, Dignity and worth of the person, Importance of human relationships, Integrity, and Competence. This constellation of core values reflects what is unique to the social work profession. According to Kiser (2012) the field supervisor is key to student learning in any human services internship. Ideally, supervisory relationships are based on trust and mutual understanding. Great job and good luck.

The most interesting parts of Obama’s speech, to me, were the clarifications on his educational policies. His plans for higher education, such as halting student loan payments after 20 years or 10 years for public servants, seemed pretty cool to me. I’m not sure if taking government money to be used for student loans and giving it to parents while simultaneously stopping loan payments after 20 years is such a good idea. Pissing off the entire banking system might not be such a good idea in the long run. Grunts will be fired before CEOs cut their own bonuses, and I really don’t feel like that is particularly conducive to a good financial system.

In order to achieve that professionals are using variety of counselling skills and theories for support. One of the theories that is being used is Egan’s skilled helping module. Following the theory, professional first explore the reasons of something to occur and the fears that an individual has that prevent him to achieve his goals. This can be used my methods such as

The Annual Address written by Joseph Jackson discusses the issues of discrimination and racism. It was written and delivered at the 84th Annual Session of the National Baptist Movement. Persuading the audience is not an easy job. However, having knowledge of what you are talking about, making personal connections, and having a good reputation as a writer or a speaker may not only persuades the audience but empower and inspire, just like how Jackson wrote his Annual Address. Jackson went beyond thinking inside the box, he used different modes of persuasion: logos, pathos, and ethos to convince his fellow Negroes to take action and fight for equality and freedom. We will be examining the context of this speech and Jackson’s perspective and

• Breadth of Evidence: The learner has given a detailed account of personal and working relationships. The learner’s evidence

I have a respectable amount of expectations of my supervisor. Foremost, I expect my supervisor to be comfortable and confident in counseling. I would expect my supervisor to have their own style of counseling; however, I feel it would also be beneficial if my supervisor understood and respected other counseling styles. I expect my supervisor to have her own set values, which will eventually be shared with me; as well as, recognizing others’ values and have the ability to work with them. My supervisor is expected to thoroughly follow her said values. I expect my supervisor to help me make the correct decisions when law and ethics do not agree. I expect my supervisor

The two professional’s challenges that I encounter in the passing week are not passing the social services licensing test to be able to work with families and children and losing my job current job because of the same situation. I was in the training for seven weeks and at the same time my University class started which both were important to me. I had to read the same or more amount of material in order to pass my college course as well my licensing training. At the same time I was searching for a house to move because my lease was about to expire and my landlord informed me that was selling the house ask me if I was interesting to buy a house. It was too many issues at the same because my landlord explain to me that interesting buyers

McIntyre informed me that having a Bachelor Degree in Social Work was rewarding; Nevertheless, she wanted to become an inspiring therapist. Therefore, she applied for the master program at Arkansas State University. She was accepted and in the summer of 2014, she started grad school. She did her additional training for the grad school at Day Spring Behavior Health. She was trained in diversity, social work value and ethical, and economic injustice with clients. Afterward completion of 60 credit hours and 400 field hours, she graduated with her Master Degree in Social Work, May 2016.

In the Ted Talk given by Hetain Patel, Hetain uses the stereotypes of his physical appearance to his advantage against the audience in order to help establish his theme of the Ted Talk, which is perception. He begins the Ted Talk speaking in Chinese mandarin, while a translator sits beside him and translates what he is saying to the audience. About a minute into the ted talk the translator reveals that Hetain was born and raised near Manchester England and that he is actually repeating the same paragraph of Chinese mandarin each time he is speaking to the audience. He actually knows English but he chose to speak in mandarin so he could “avoid any assumptions made about him due to his northern accent.” Basically wanted to avoid others using

Over the past several weeks we have been given the opportunity of having several guest speakers present a variety of topics to our Investments class. The most recent speaker was Will Gungoll with Edward Jones. Like a couple of the other speakers, Will was born and raised in Oklahoma and found his passion for Edward Jones through an internship. During his sophomore and junior years of college Will had an internship with Bill Andrews from Edward Jones. He would go on to graduate from Oklahoma State University with a degree in Journalism. After graduation Will went to work for Edward Jones at a location in St. Louis for a year. When him and his family left St. Louis they moved to El Reno for three years before finally moving back to Enid for his current job opportunity with Edward Jones. Will discussed a few different things about Edward Jones one being the fact that they are not a publicly traded company and allow employees to buy into the company receive a partnership. He also talked how when you first start with EJ the pay you to study for the series 7 and 66 exams as

I can see now that more recently, in the past couple of weeks, that I can relate to Haw as well because I have slowly tried to overcome my fear of change and failure for this position. Last week, I applied for the supervisor spot again before reading this book and when I did it, I laughed at how scared I was previously. I came to realize

One theme of the book that stands out is the counselor as a person and a professional. It is impossible to completely separate one’s