I will be looking into these aspects in this essay, as these are the facets which will affect the relationship between counselor and client. The legal considerations relevant to practice as in the: Race Relations Act 1976 and Race Relations (Amendment) Act 2000 The Sex Discrimination Act (SDA) 1975 (amended 1986) Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) 1995 have been enforced so as not to allow discrimination of anyone based on their ethnicity, colour, race, nationality, creed, sex, disability or mental challenge within education and employment. Obviously, as practitioners we will need to abide with them in order to fully benefit not only the client, by being effective in using the core skills, but our own awareness of our own internal struggle and world view. Even though these acts are set, the human psyche and heart, sometimes cannot be controlled internally, thus we undergo training to help us discriminate less and allow the process of determining a working relationship to flourish and make it easier to aid the client toward their own actualisation. I know that if I were to be
For dinner, I mainly consume fish, maybe salmon but never fried, mixed vegetables, and boiled eggs. Sometimes I may switch it up and eat plain white rice with my fish or fruits. My diet for the next sixty days is very strict. After my workout and diet plan is complete, I will be more open to different foods but it will be moderated from now on. I want to only consume 2,000 calories a day or less because in order to gain a pound, it takes 3,500 calories, also this is the recommended amount for young women my age.
When conducting business with foreign countries one should always be aware of the laws and customs in place of the country one wishes to conduct business with or make arrangements to do business (Delaney, 2004). The example regarding the shaven beards in the simulation uncovers a conflict between religion and rules. The case regarding the beard, may not always be acceptable in certain situations, and accommodations and adjustments may need to be made. Such adjustments could defiantly
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Explain how the communication process is influenced by values and cultural factors. In every care home there are numbers of service users with different background and when we talk about The Great Britain, there are many people of different background and ethnic groups. Cultural values are respected within society. Religion and ethnicity is a top priority in the health care sector. For example, a Muslim client may request Halal meal and the hospital should therefore provide this meal by all means as it is the client's choice.
Since the bishop (the lay pastor) is likely to have a full-time position and a family, he is not expected to give a sermon each week. Instead, members are invited from the congregation to prepare and give brief sermons. Teens ages twelve and older speak for five minutes and adults speak for ten to fifteen minutes, depending on the number of speakers. Both men and women have this opportunity and most speak about once a year. The opening and closing prayers are also given by members of the congregation and those who come to church early, male and female, usually have many opportunities to pray, since invitations are normally extended shortly before the start of the service.
Greyston Bakery uses business for positive influence, not a negative influence. External Social Pressures The external social pressures that can influence organizational ethics are world influences such as: religion, government, and business. Julius Walls, Jr., Chief Executive Officer and President of Greyston Bakery states in the video that in the past religion had an influence as well as government and the major influence on the world today is business. Julius Walls, Jr., states change is accomplished by working with a business community. Greyston Bakery serves the public as businesses should be doing according to Julius Walls, Jr.
SHABBAT there are many jewish religious festivals and holy days which are filled with spiritual significance including passover the sabbath or shabbat is the commandment given by god that the 7th day is for rest and worship one wear their best clothes on shabbat one eats off their best dishes and table wear at shabbat orthodox jews apply this commandment very stictly by not: cooking, writing, driving, turning lights on and off, handling money, doing business, other weekday activities orthodox observation of these practices increase the significance of shabbat for them SHABBAT RITUAL Shabbat begins at sunset on friday and ends at sunset on saturday evening. The table is set with two candles which represent the two commandments: Zachor and Shamor zachor is to remember and shamor is to observe it
Shabbat is a day of worship, rest, and as the Rabbi said, “spiritual enrichment”. It takes place every Friday night. Another holy day is Yom Kippur. It is a day when they fast, deprive themselves of any pleasure and repent from their sins. At the end of the service, someone from the congregation stood up at the podium and began to talk about the different events that were coming up.
I told him I had to visit a mosque for an assignment and he thanked me for being interested in finding out about their religion, especially at these times as there is a lot of unrest in the Middle East and a bad taste in peoples mind when people talk about Arabs and Islam. We shook hands and he went to talk to other