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    A good way to let a client know you are listening is by the use of minimal responses including expressions and non verbal responses that occur in our everyday conversations (Geldard & Geldard, 2001). For example at the beginning of the session my client said “..., Sometimes I feel I choose my

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    Reflection Paper Throughout the 5-days practice of active listening and basic attending skills in daily conversations, I found it easiest to. On the contrary, the most difficult experience was practicing empathy which is one of the most essential skills in building rapport and trust with others. Despite having the ability to show empathic rapport, in which I am able to accurately sense and understand others’ feelings by perceiving the situation through their eyes and perspectives, I struggled

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    3.2 demonstrate ways of working that can help improve partnership working By working in partnership with professional colleagues, can help to overcome perceived boundaries between services and organisations, Effective partnership working is built upon a clear understanding of the different roles each person has in supporting the person. Increasing clarity and agreement about roles and responsibilities improves understanding, and leads to mutually supportive relationships. Clear remits, lines

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    I reflect back upon. While I do pride myself in my ability to communicate as well as listen, this course has helped me refocus my attention to not be so ready to interject my ideas or suggestions as a counselor. Our class discussions on active listening have helped dust off the shelves and cobwebs that have collected, to refocus attention on skills that I have neglected for some

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    as an authoritative leader. My personal choice of effective leadership, was using a coaching leadership style. A coaching leader style involves helping others develop lasting personal strengths and helping individuals’ express different philosophies that they have. In the group, I made sure to serve as an active listener and to display empathy to group members. Both active listening and being empathic help develop great leadership. Active listening in the group setting as well as in the professional

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    and a professional I do not actively listen as I should, which I need to hone as an individual but especially as a prospective social worker. Active listening, reflections, and clarification are interdependent these skills cannot be detached from the person (Corey & Corey, 2017). At times I would focus on what I should say to members versus listening to them and facilitating between the members in the group. I discussed this concern with the clinical counselor that led group with me. She informed

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    requires the power to place yourself in another person’s shoes. Empathy is very important when dealing with someone who feels troubled or unhappy. When listening to the person, it is crucial to demonstrate active listening and show that you genuinely care and are concerned for that person. Empathetic listening is the most helpful way of listening to a person who is

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    Introduction An effective way the nurse can utilize advocacy to increase awareness about a major issue can be accomplished by getting involved in the community board meeting to share the impacts the issue has on the community. According to NYC (2016), Community board plays an important role in providing quality of life for all the residents of New York City by utilizing a democratic approach to involve public participation, consensus building and create a positive local change. To further

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    Lead effective workplace relationships Assessment Task 2: Project Part A Agenda To: info@Cricketequip.com.au; sale@Cricketequip.com.au; customerservice@Cricketequip.com.au; From: MarketingDept@Cricketequip.com.au; Subject: Recent customer service issues within Cricket Equip Date: 21/10/15 Meeting topics to be discussed: 1. Meeting introduction and welcome. 9.00 am – 9.10 am 2. Current customer service issues within Cricket Equip. 9.10 am – 9.45 am 3. Cricket Equip’s customer service standards

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    The book Raving Fans by Ken Blanchard and Sheldon Bowles is written in parable style which teaches the average person the importance of providing customer service and implementing effective systems to create “Raving Fans” a basic requirement. A raving fan is a customer who is extremely satisfied with the level of service they receive that they can’t help but tell everyone about it. The book is narrated in story like format as it follows the life of an Area Manager and Charlie, his fairy godmother

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