Migrant worker

(Joan Berzoff) The “Psychodynamic” Theory tells us that a person surrounding determine the way the world may view them as a whole. Coming from the outlook as a future Social Worker and reading the NASW code of ethics. Discrimination and Prejudice are signs of Cultural Competence and Social Diversity. The social worker should understand the culture of the client…

The Vibrant explosion of an array of colors transcends through windows of our stores as the sun rises. The redolence of fresh food and spices invigorate the crisp, fresh air of the morning; this is the place we call home, where our roots extend deep into the ground to earth and span across continents and nations with the vibration of music, dance, and joy of love and laughter. This is the Hispanic community—my community, which has shaped the very person I am today. Coming from the City of Fort…

At my agency at the Department of Health and Human Services in Roscommon as a foster care/CPS intern I am able to engage with individuals, families, groups, organizations and communities. DHHS is able to help and assist vulnerable children in the community and in the surrounding communities so I am able to assist with cases that require me to engage in all of these aspects. One task that I am able to perform for my agency independently is conducting guardianship reviews at the client’s home.…

In spite of being dissatisfied with the humanistic approach and becoming fully aware that the spiritual dimension of the human psyche was left out, Abraham Maslow, Anthony Sutich, and Stanislav Gorf came together to create the transpersonal perspective (Cowley & Derezotes, 1994). According to Cowley and Derezotes (1994), “The Transpersonal theory was developed to challenge the traditional views of Western psychologies that hold self-actualization as the highest goal of human development”…

In the NASW Code of Ethics is the core of social workers work ethic. A social workers job and responsibility are to enforce: The Ethical Principles which are the six core values. Service- Assist people who need assistance, and addressing social problems they are experiencing. To encourage social workers to volunteer their skills and knowledge, and do Pro Bono Services for the client who needs the service. Example: Pro Bono services is when services are provided to a client from a clinician…

1. Metropolitan Vison – Values and polices: To provide the services needed to strengthen communities certain values and polices must be present. Maintaining polices while striving for excellence fundamentally depends on the set values. Values strengthens the ability to solve solutions and challenge policies. Values are important because they allow meanings to be applied to help understand the purposes in life. Values are the fundamental tools to reform a region. Equity and diversity underlie…

KEY SELECTION CRITERIA My undergraduate studies in Pastoral care covered Advanced Pastoral Care and Helping Skills, Clinical Pastoral Education Level 1, Clinical Pastoral Education Level 2, Advanced Pastoral Care and Helping Skills, Pastoral Responses to Mental Health Issues, Pastoral Care in Loss, Pastoral Care of The Family, Pastoral Care and issues in Ageing My experience working at Peter Mac in Melbourne in Pastoral care was very diverse in care.Pastoral Care draws on respect, trust and…

that will require organizing, facilitating and advocacy to bring some change in community functioning. The roles of organizer “work with people to arrange harmonious or united action”. (Hannis. D and Brown D.J 2012). Therefore, my role as a social worker of this community I have to involve in…

What have you learned about yourself personally and professionally? As social worker, I have learnt that I am a friendly and appreciative person who accepts the inherent differences among people and the need to overlook such inherent differences and focus on the values of the individual in question. As much as it is not easy, my efforts as a social worker are directed towards friendliness and making people feel loved (Spencer, 2008, p. 101). I understand that most of the people in need of social…

Groups are vital to society because they from a cohesive bond for those who seek to be a part of a common thread. And in today's society groups consist of mostly everything a person can think of as far as genres are concerned. One such group that I belong to could be considered a sub-group under the umbrella of recovery groups. This group is a place folks can go to get help for ways to address hurts, habits, and hangups. A group that I not only belong to, but help to lead and teach. This…