From the office, one can look out the big rectangular window and see the city life. A black desk sits to the left, with a yellow folder ready to be opened to help some issue be resolved. Two people, a female in a white shirt and black pants and the male with a gray suit on, they are walking toward the file, to join the case and help families with difficult situation in their household. They walking through their home and speaking to those in the household. Writing information down to figure out how to help the family with their needs to be happier. With the help of The Valencia Foundation I get to help parents and children in need of a better life.
My educational goals are to graduate from Valencia by the summer 2018 with an AA degree and a …show more content…
The “Social Worker” article written by The U.S Department of Labor informs me about the duties I would have when pursuing this career. It writes, “Social workers typically do the following: […] [h]elp clients adjust to changes and challenges in their lives, such as illness, divorce, or unemployment […,] [e]valuate services provided to ensure that they are effective […,and] [p]rovide psychotherapy services” (United States). Once I graduated from Valencia with an AA degree in general study by the summer of 2018, I will be transferring to UCF to receive my BSW to become a “social worker.” My goal is to graduate UCF by the year 2021. My childhood is what lead me into this career due to the fact that I had a lot of “changes” during my preteens years from my parent’s “divorce.” I started facing many “challenges” because I did not have both of my parents and did not feel like I had emotional support. I would like to “help” those that feel the way I did, so that they do receive the “services” that are “effective” in their personal cases. My brother Ramiro went through the same journey as I did with our parents, he grew up with ADHD and depression, which is considered an “illness.” He was provided with “psychotherapy” to help him with the “challenges” that he has gone through at a very young age. To me, becoming a “social worker” means making sure that families are emotionally stable. I do not believe that if in an unhappy marriage, you should stay in the relationship, but neither should you make your children’s “lives” difficult due to a “divorce.” Seeing my mother be abused I understood why she felt the way she did towards my father, she was depressed from the past “challenges” she had faced in an unhealthy relationship. I noticed she was traumatized and till this day she cannot stand to hear my father’s name. I believe
My educational goals are to graduate from Valencia by the summer 2018 with an AA degree and a …show more content…
The “Social Worker” article written by The U.S Department of Labor informs me about the duties I would have when pursuing this career. It writes, “Social workers typically do the following: […] [h]elp clients adjust to changes and challenges in their lives, such as illness, divorce, or unemployment […,] [e]valuate services provided to ensure that they are effective […,and] [p]rovide psychotherapy services” (United States). Once I graduated from Valencia with an AA degree in general study by the summer of 2018, I will be transferring to UCF to receive my BSW to become a “social worker.” My goal is to graduate UCF by the year 2021. My childhood is what lead me into this career due to the fact that I had a lot of “changes” during my preteens years from my parent’s “divorce.” I started facing many “challenges” because I did not have both of my parents and did not feel like I had emotional support. I would like to “help” those that feel the way I did, so that they do receive the “services” that are “effective” in their personal cases. My brother Ramiro went through the same journey as I did with our parents, he grew up with ADHD and depression, which is considered an “illness.” He was provided with “psychotherapy” to help him with the “challenges” that he has gone through at a very young age. To me, becoming a “social worker” means making sure that families are emotionally stable. I do not believe that if in an unhappy marriage, you should stay in the relationship, but neither should you make your children’s “lives” difficult due to a “divorce.” Seeing my mother be abused I understood why she felt the way she did towards my father, she was depressed from the past “challenges” she had faced in an unhealthy relationship. I noticed she was traumatized and till this day she cannot stand to hear my father’s name. I believe