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    chance to role play with family or friends is giving me a good sense of what it is really like to work as a social worker in a clinical setting. It gives you a sense of what it is like to work with families one on one and also gives you a chance to use the information that I have learned in class. Role playing can be very beneficial as it gives students the opportunity to play the life of the social worker and use the skills that have been learned. My experience in doing the role play was…

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    Introduction Social work and its professionals are constantly assessing and reassessing practices, models, and therapies to ensure the client 's service needs are met and that they are treated justly and with dignity. Jean Baker Miller found traditional theories of behavior to be lacking emphasis and recognition of relational experiences, especially when pertaining to minority groups, and how these relational experiences impact individual 's mental wellbeing. Thus, she and several of her…

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    Social work is a profession that is set out to improve the well-being of society, whether it is direct or indirect. Direct social workers address societal issues within a micro perspective, for instance, one-on-one counselling. Indirect social workers improve the well-being of society through a macro perspective, for instance, government agencies aimed at forming and critiquing social programs or policies. A significant characteristic of a social worker is being critical or analytical with…

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    the individuals/families problems and emphasises tasks that are joint responsibilities for both the client and social worker (Walsh, 2005). A social worker working within this perspective with a family that is experiencing poverty would focus on the problem, in this case the problem being that the parents are unemployed. In order to make the family feel successful and motivated, the social worker might break down resolving the problem into smaller tasks, with deadlines and contracts. One of…

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    Since my bachelor’s degree is not social work, I did not have a lot of social work specific information, especially information pertaining to ethics. This reflection point made me realize the importance of becoming aware and understanding the Code of Ethics. No matter how it is googled there is no doubt there is a consensus about how important the Code of Ethics is. During some research on this topic I found this, “An example of the importance of ethics in social work can be found in a recent…

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    seeing someone. There was also one lady that kept dancing when we were trying to paint her nails. She was so full of energy and the other patients love her. c. From what I have observed and experienced, everything that I have learned in all of my social work…

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    relative to social work: Some of the roles of the social work profession are to provide resources to effectively help clients and groups of individuals engage with their environment and cope with negative stimuli. Social workers specialize according to the environment their clients inhabit to advocate for the client and provide professional resources. As vulnerable populations exist and resources limited, social issues need to be addressed by the social work profession. It is the duty of the…

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    Growing up with a social worker as a grandfather, I always knew working with people was something I wanted to do with my life. In high school, I was given a wonderful opportunity of working with a social worker. The way she empowered me made me realize I wanted to help people just as she had helped me. The undergrad Social Work program and Iowa taught me that social work is more than just helping people. Here, I learned how to be more culturally competent, work to empower oppressed…

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    of college, a Marriage and Family Therapist informed me about the social work profession, and told me that I could be a therapist with a Master’s in Social Work degree that could be completed in one year of graduate school. I decided to investigate Social Work and enrolled in an introductory course. The Introduction to Social Work class taught me the differences between social work and other mental health professions. Social Work incorporates aspects of various fields, such as psychology and…

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    opportunity to build a relationship. (I uses these words to illustrate the idea of the presence of a step-parent and the anxiety and stress that is related to having a step-parent. How do you think the teenagers might react to your response? I think as a social worker, the teenagers would respect my suggestions and try to create a mutual understanding with their step-mother. Mr. S: I think he would react my saying thank you, to the worker. Ms. S: I think she would understand that her…

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