Bshs Exercises

Exercises 1.4, 2.5, 3.11, 4.3, & 4.4.

1.4

I have learned the hard through working with my non-for-profit the dangerous of assumption of other and situation and try my best to avoid ever doing so again. But if I were to say a little about my culture or just the people I know from growing up excluding my family there was a uneasiness toward therapy and stigma that either you were crazy you see one or that they would judge you and your family.

2.5

My immediate thought on these people were completely wrong looked for what I thought was the most logically reason for them to being seeing. Chang Yang I choose to wait to hear (his) side of the story I still assumed the client was man. Amazing how deep stereotypes can make their way in a person

3.11

While if I’m understanding this exercise right I would relate my decision to step down from my position to start my own organization. The stepping down process would be the immediate context and return to school lean the skills I would need to complete my goal would be the larger context

4.3

A. Woman having an abortion

B. Drug-addicted mother

C. Client who hates professionals

D. E

E

F

F

Client who yells in the session when angry

E. D

D

Religious zealot

F. Husband who is abusing his wife

G. G

G

Transsexual

H. A

A

Person who is a bully

I. Clergyperson sexually

J. Center

Center

Man who makes racist statements

K. Person who is very critical

L. C

C

L

L

Gay adolescent

B

B

H

H

I

I

J

J

K

K

this is how I see these issues. When

Asked about my feeling and level of

Acceptance this is the images that best

Reflect my thoughts.

4.11

I have learned that consistency is great when helping people they become familiar with you and know what to expect. I believe I’m a steady person my emotion stay toward the middle of the spectrum. And I can separate my emotion from my though process.