FOR THIS WEEK’S DISCUSSION THERE IS NO ARTICLE TO READ. WHAT I’D LIKE FOR YOUR TO SHARE THIS WEEK IS YOUR THOUGHTS ON WHAT YOUR STRENGTHS AND LIMITATIONS ARE WHEN IT COMES TO BEING A PROFESSIONAL “HELPER”.
THAT IS, WHAT DO YOU BRING TO THE TABLE THAT IS GOING TO HELP YOU BE THE EFFECTIVE CLINICIAN, COUNSELOR, THERAPIST, ETC, YOU WANT TO BE? WHAT ARE YOUR STRENGTHS THAT YOU CAN UTILIZE TO MOTIVATE PEOPLE TO MAKE CHANGE IN SOME OF THE MOST DIFFICULT SITUATIONS? AND THEN, WHAT ARE SOME LIMITATIONS? ARE THERE SITUATIONS IN WHICH YOU MIGHT FEEL UNCOMFORTABLE? SOMETHING ABOUT YOURSELF THAT YOU FEEL MIGHT IMPACT YOUR PRACTICE?
March 13, 2018Uncategorized
For this week’s discussion there is no article to read. What I’d like for your to share this week is your thoughts on what your strengths and limitations are when it comes to being a professional “helper”. That is, what do you bring to the table that is going to help you be the effective clinician, counselor, therapist, etc, you want to be? What are YOUR strengths that you can utilize to motivate people to make change in some of the most difficult situations? And then, what are some limitations? Are there situations in which you might feel uncomfortable? Something about yourself that you feel might impact your practice?
For this week’s discussion there is no article to read. What I’d like for your to share this week is your thoughts on what your strengths and limitations are when it comes to being a professional “helper”. That is, what do you bring to the table that is going to help you be the effective clinician, counselor, therapist, etc, you want to be? What are YOUR strengths that you can utilize to motivate people to make change in some of the most difficult situations? And then, what are some limitations? Are there situations in which you might feel uncomfortable? Something about yourself that you feel might impact your practice?
For this week’s discussion there is no article to read. What I’d like for your to share this week is your thoughts on what your strengths and limitations are when it comes to being a professional “helper”. That is, what do you bring to the table that is going to help you be the effective clinician, counselor, therapist, etc, you want to be? What are YOUR strengths that you can utilize to motivate people to make change in some of the most difficult situations? And then, what are some limitations? Are there situations in which you might feel uncomfortable? Something about yourself that you feel might impact your practice?
For this week’s discussion there is no article to read. What I’d like for your to share this week is your thoughts on what your strengths and limitations are when it comes to being a professional “helper”. That is, what do you bring to the table that is going to help you be the effective clinician, counselor, therapist, etc, you want to be? What are YOUR strengths that you can utilize to motivate people to make change in some of the most difficult situations? And then, what are some limitations? Are there situations in which you might feel uncomfortable? Something about yourself that you feel might impact your practice?
For this week’s discussion there is no article to read. What I’d like for your to share this week is your thoughts on what your strengths and limitations are when it comes to being a professional “helper”. That is, what do you bring to the table that is going to help you be the effective clinician, counselor, therapist, etc, you want to be? What are YOUR strengths that you can utilize to motivate people to make change in some of the most difficult situations? And then, what are some limitations? Are there situations in which you might feel uncomfortable? Something about yourself that you feel might impact your practice?