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    Social Work is needed in Society The hero without the cape, the man or women helping you have a future and be in a healthy environment. The person who checks on you weekly at any time you need them to talk. This person’s job is to help you become what you want to be. A citizen may ask, who is this person? This job, this person, that does all of this is a social worker. All things have a beginning, and most things have begun because there was a problem that needed to be solved. Social work…

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    Developmental theories are relevant to the social work practice with children, young people and families as they provide a framework and model for the transitional stages of development and for the assessment of an individual’s growth and the family’s process throughout these changes. Throughout every individual’s lifetime they go through many stages from birth through to adulthood, each accompanied by a variety of transitions such as emotional, physical, motor development and speech and…

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    Throughout history in the United States, we have multiplied the amount of individuals who are considering or participating in the fields: social work and/or counselor. These career fields are not always positive because individuals see situations that makes them cringe. However, there are a lot of rewarding aspects of these specific fields, each individual learns how to help individuals with hard situations, help parents understand about why a child is acting a certain way, and help individuals…

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    Social work values have always been engrained in my thoughts and behaviors, even before I knew what was considered social work values. Since I was younger, I treated every being with the same amount of dignity and respect. I was able to see individuals who were different from me, and also how these differences do not equate to deserving a lesser quality of life. This was what I believed, and this inspired volunteer experiences throughout my life in order to advocate for these individuals,…

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    I believe that one of my most valuable personal strengths as a professional social worker is having the ability to validate an individual’s feelings. I try my hardest to take a step back and really look at a person’s life and feelings and try to understand where they are coming from, and what they need. Having an empathic nature will help me in the field of social work. Especially aspiring to become a LCSW, I will need to be able to validate my client’s feelings and goals that they have about…

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    Field Of Social Work Essay

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    Trace the development of your interest in the field of social work. Need powerful first statement: such as I have sat on both sides of the desk, looking for assistance and assisting others. I walked out of high school thinking I had the world in my hands. The reality was I had a tenth grade education and an attitude that life was about to change. My interest in the social work field began at the age of nineteen, while I was employed with home health agency. My responsibilities included…

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    Social Work Intervention

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    Preventative measures and early intervention help social workers resolve issues before they reach crisis point, therefore minimising the onset of long-term problems and the need for extra support (Wilson et al, 2011). Not only do social workers identify and address issues which could, potentially, impact lives, but they alleviate the barriers by introducing supportive services which are tailored to individual needs. During difficult periods, self-esteem and motivation to do anything is usually…

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    To educate myself and advocate for voices that often go unheard is the reason I am pursing a graduate degree in social work. Fordham University is one of the leading schools for social work in the country and feel honored by the opportunity for consideration into your program. Using tools given to me by own community (parents and family); persistence, perseverance, and drive, have guide my efforts in achieving of my professional and personal goals. These qualities have helped me navigate this…

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    by experience giving students the opportunity to discover if that career is really for them or not. Unfortunately, most degrees don’t require students to get an internship until their senior year or simply don’t require one at all. For example, Social Work is a profession which is dedicated to helping people function with their environments. Even though most universities offer this major, each university has their own way of teaching it. The…

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    Verishni Social Work

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    rural farmlands of India. He possessed this hard work ethic as a little kid that became his root. He worked many different jobs to obtain his status and standing today. Work is his every essence of living; he knows nothing more to survive. Work has captivated his mind; it has led him to his power. Work was never complex for Krishna Vrishni. Work was the means of life for him. He started working at the age of 18 at his family farm. He enjoyed this work because it was like a routine, it was easy.…

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