I did not react and convey what I was thinking. I was trying hard to understand what she was say and what it meant. This did lead to confusion which prevented me to be able to come up with some suggestions for homework. How can you give homework if everything seems to be ok now? As I was thinking of something to give her for homework, she stopped me and gave me feedback that I did not have any homework. It felt like playing Uno! This was rather annoying. I am thinking that she is changing her story and now she is going cut me off so that she can have some feedback for me. Usually I just move on from these reactions and give them over to Jesus. As you said in class there are much bigger things to address in life. I did not have any needs come up to “fix” or “convert”. This situation was not “real” enough to bring out anything like that. However I might try and pretend this is a real session; my subconscious did not buy it. My subconscious is much more concerned with passing this course. If you get two “Cs” you are out. I am a horrible writer and tend to misread new social situations. I am thinking things like “I must summarize” and “make sure and use the miracle questions” …show more content…
4) Apply one concept from the text that addresses the above insights. Young say “Before confronting, the helper must be clear that the reason for the intervention is to increase client awareness, not just to unload a sense of frustration.” (p.183) This applies to my situation about apparent discrepancies in her prayer life. I was feeling frustrated but I think it was not just a personal feeling. However, since it was only the second meeting confronting would not be the best solution. Hearing more of her story and asking open question about her pray life would lead to a better understanding in most situations. I the discrepancy was still there after a few meeting then would be a good time to
Following this step, in order to be sensitive to the client and ensure she understands confidentiality and consent, I would explore the reasons she is seeking help. Through this exploration process I would use the techniques of empathic responding and motivational interviewing to establish rapport with the client. Empathic responding and motivational interviewing will also help to ease any reservations Precious may
The evolution of the Presidential ads in this country is different among other countries. Starting with the 1952 election of President Eisenhower political ads were dealing with the issues of the time not attacking the person who is representing the opposing party. With the recent election in 2016, the political ads of today have evolved into negative, hate-fueled, and personal attacking ads. The evolution of the ads has become more negatively filled as time has gone on.
It wasn’t till she asked “How does it feel not being able break down the morals of the story given to you?” I said that it made me sad and frustrated because I wanted to succeed and do my best and it felt like I am letting my family down. After that she told me you see what you just did right there, you told me how you felt without hesitation or over thinking the question. After she explained that to me it became easier for me and I felt proud and accomplished that I understood reading and writing on all sides of the cylinder. When I was going to school my teachers always praised me about my work and how I always did great in class. Another problem started to develop though; I started to get scared because a lot of people saw me as the odd ball of the class because I was all about my business and my work when I went to
I would hold the client’s information as opposed to containing it. According to research by Dumbo and Gray, there is an important distinction between holding a clients information and containing it and important steps in self-care and spirituality that can help with restoring a clinician from trauma experiences in that relationship. If I had a client who came to me with illness, and various other conditions I would listen carefully and have open body language, support the client and contain my own emotions that might be coming up for me in order to help the client process their experience (Dumbo & Gray, 4). I would refraining from “taking on” the clients experiences. I would separate myself from the experience and refrain from talking about the client excessively and taking the helping relationship into other aspects of my private life. Similarly to my Pastor, when engaging in a helping relationship similar to the one we were in, I would ensure to practice self care. A few ways I would go about doing this is I would maintain my own spiritual practice: meditating, playing musical instruments, praying, and singing. Would do this to ensure that I was not carrying any vicarious trauma or moral
“Tachyons are subatomic particles that travel not only at the speed of light, but also all the way up to infinity,” Pars revealed. “The breakthrough came when we detected the Tachyon particles in the northern Aurora Borealis and later also in the southern Aurora Australis. In other words, the solar storms shed plasma containing many charged particles such as electrons and protons that collect in the north and south of the Earth’s magnetic field. These charged particles in the plasma excite the gas in Earth’s atmosphere producing glowing auroras as well as Tachyons in the process. The auroras are in the thermosphere, between five hundred and a thousand kilometers above the Earth.
Spiritual disciplines will prepare us for our journey in Christ. I feel if understanding correctly, the classical Christian Pilgrimage remind us that we all have issues requiring regular examination. In chapter eight, the classical Christian Pilgrimage tells us we are at different stages on the path of wholeness in Christ. However, in my thoughts some areas of our Christian journey we may be doing well, but in other areas we have not touched at all. Not to mention, these are the place we are not ready or capable of handling yet, however, as we mature in God and He knows what we can handle, then we are awakened. God awakens us to our true selves which have not been completely revealed. In reality, once we reach maturity to God, he reveals all that is hidden deep inside of us (the real us/you). By the same token, he let us see the inner behaviors, attitudes, desires, in fact how we measure up in them being Christ-like. I feel the awakening stage deals with the comfort of being set free of these issues that are holding us back also causing detours on our path to wholeness in Christ. Equally, the threat is being afraid to see who we really are; also how far from Christ-like we really are. We must first be awakened from our separation also alienation from God (Mulholland 79-82).
I simply stood there and stared down at her for several long moments! My brain was spinning furiously trying to wrap itself around the implications of her words.
Great meeting you yesterday and learning more about Thomasville Heights Elementary School! I admire your commitment to being a transformative leader in Atlanta's underserved communities. As I toured the school, I witnessed how refreshing it was to see the social and emotional learning approach and enrichment activities integrated into the school’s curriculum as well as its culture.
I ask another student what do you feel about someone so talkative taking on this project her answer was
18th century society deemed their morality upon social victories and external consumption rather than internal graciousness. In Alexander Pope’s “The Rape of the Lock” Canto II, he depicts spiritual beings to uphold the same materialistic belief as they only protect Belinda’s external beauties. Their anticipation for something bad to happen, yet focus upon mundane items indicate the lack of higher authority they possess. When Ariel commands the Sylphs to their posts, he fails to recognize the protection of Belinda’s heart and soul and instead focuses on her earrings and watch. Pope satirizes the importance of virginity and purity the Catholic church teaches by belittling the power of
Always have compassion, be humble in what my assigned duties are, give respect and reverence unto God, and continue to equip myself for mission work unto God. Keep up with my prayer life, daily devotion and meditational times.
God expects individuals that call themselves “Christian” to grow spiritually. The Word of God encourages personal examination as a part of the growth process, as found in Psalm 139:23-24: “Search me, God, and know my heart; test me and know my concerns. See if there is any offensive way in me; lead me in the everlasting way.” Becoming more Christ-like focuses on how He works in us and not on our work for Him. The Cycle of Works demonstrates that regardless of work we complete, the acceptance of others, the sustainability of our works and the significance it brings, we cannot compete with God’s Cycle of Grace that show us that we are significant in His sight and that brings us sustenance and acceptance
For the past 300 years, the United States, particularly the Lutheran Churches has a long history of sending missionaries to all over the world. The missionary movement is the fruit of pietism among Lutherans in The United States. This movement transformed many communities through out the world, resulting mass conversions in Asia, Africa and Latin America. As times have changed, there has been a huge paradigm shift in mission and Evangelism in modern times among Lutherans here in the United States. There is growing absence of spiritualness among Christians and non Christians alike. It is ironic that many Christian are moving away from Christian spirituality. However, there is eagerness to not only be connected with one another but to also connect with life in solar system and in the Universe. Every person believes in something and therefore labels that as spirituality, which is often practiced in various ways.
Confrontational Counseling seeks to point out to the client his or her actions. The counselor guides the counselee into seeing what misdeeds were committed and to realize the hurt that might have been caused to others. The idea is that hiding one’s immoral actions only creates guilt, frustration, and anxiety. As a Christian, the counselor must help the
The globalization can trigger various reactions if brought up in a conversation. Globalization represents progress, economic growth, and hope for a better future; however, critics point out the greed, exploitation, and corruption of globalization. This diversity of views is possibly due to the fact that globalization is inherently complex and involves different economic and social degrees at various national and global levels. Understanding globalization, therefore, requires one to see how all of these factors interrelate and influence each other. Peter and Robyn have done a wonderful job explaining the Globalization in reference to the environment. Peter Christoff teaches environmental and climate policy in the Department of Resource Management and Geography at the University of Melbourne. Robyn Eckersley teaches global environmental politics and international relations in the School of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Melbourne. There are four main elements Peter and Robyn discuss throughout this book—one planet, many globalizations, Globalization and Overheated Planet, Biodiversity, and Failure of governance.