Introduction to the task: Take service user for a short walk. The Aim of the task: It is very crucial for elderly people to make them as mobile as possible. So that they can help themselves and can improve their daily living. Carry out of the task and benefits: So for this activity, we gathered 5 service users who are interested to participate. My team and I asked where they would like to go and how far by communicating. This opportunity will improve for service users to help to reduce stiffness and seizing up. It also helps to good function of the brain and make active. This also helps service users to make their day different and helps to see new things and talk to new people. Part 2 Freedom of choice and listening skills In these activity …show more content…
As I conducted this in a room with sufficient equipment, mats, chairs and other items. Task 5 Art Workshop Introduction to the task: Conducting art workshop with the service user. The aim of the task: Understanding the needs of each service user what they want to use in this task. Encouraging them to draw or paint of the things they like. This can make people happy by spending time in art session. Carry out of the task and benefits for service users: We worked as a team to conduct this art workshop session. Worked with two other art staff. We gathered the service users who are interested in this session. We took them to a quiet room to precede this task. Checked for all necessary materials like papers, pencils, colors, paint brushes, glues etc, Art therapy is not the way to combat dementia, but it also helps to reduce anxiety and negative feelings. This art class helps service user to improve their brain functioning (mentally), concentration, reduces stress. This can benefit dementia people. Part 2 Freedom of choice and listening skills: Service users have the full freedom to pick how they want to draw with crayons or pencils. What do I do now? This can be asked by service users to staff. Then listened to the person what their interests are
As a human service professional my own philosophy of life, your personal values, and your vision for the future of the world, and your values in relationships will inevitably impact on the decisions I make, and how I will react when they are questioned by clients, other professionals or conflict with the policies, procedures and laws I will work under. The important role ethics holds in providing a guideline for best practice and ethical decision making, in protecting both the counsellor and the client, and providing professional legitimacy (O’Connor, Wilson, and Setterlund, 2003, p.224). I will explore my personal values, and how congruent they are with the core values of social work and human services. By doing this regularly as a human services professional, I am better equipped at dealing with clashes between my values and the values of clients, other professionals and agencies, and managing the challenge of not imposing my personal values on others and when advocating for social justice.
He/she can cut and tear papers of their choice. Also, they can glue and create their piece of art without adult’s interference or directions. Dr. Laurel demonstrated the pros of the Process Art Experience as it supports many aspects of children’s development. For example, physical, language, and literacy, and social/emotional development. Those linked to each other as it will be presented through the child’s own work. In contrast, the child in the Product Art Experience will be restricted to follow adult’s instructions or directions to make a product that was determined previously. The Product Art Experience limits or restricts children’s imagination and creativity. The child will not have the opportunity to choose the material. He/ she should follow the educator’s steps to make any pre-determined product. The Art versus Craft example, which displayed by Professor Walton, was reliably linked to the aforementioned experiences. She promoted the significance of creative thinking by showing high regards toward children’s individual abilities in techniques and skill levels. I learned from the Walton’s perspective that in order to stimulate children’s creativity, we should focus on children’s works, skills, and
Service user involvement and participation has become a standard principle in guiding social care planning in order to improve in the developing and delivery of service to meet diverse and complex needs in a more effective way. Key pieces of legislation states plainly that service users through a partnership approach should be enabled to have voice on how the services they are using should be delivered (Letchfield, 2009). The Scottish Executive (2006a:32) helpfully state ‘Increasing personalisation of services is both an unavoidable and desirable direction of travel for social work services. Unavoidable in the sense that both the population and policy expect it; desirable in the extent to which it builds upon the capacity of individuals to find their own solutions and to self-care, rather than creating dependence on services’
The clear understanding of both the role of the Human Services Worker and the role of the client in treatment.
People’s lives are changed every day by their actions and experiences. This past summer, I participated in a community service project, an experience that opened my eyes in many ways. I was a volunteer at the County Memorial Hospital. In my time as a volunteer at the hospital, I was able to meet patients and staff members from all over the world and learn about their life experiences. Listening to all of their stories has made me truly appreciate everything which I have.
Myah G. Mundy Mrs.Vermilion Honors English 10 08 April 2024. Where has the beauty gone? Being moved from your home so abruptly as well as getting sent to a place no one wishes to be is a big change to the luscious life that the woman and her family used to live. After Pearl Harbor, life for the Japanese Americans was different. They were sent away to live in camps with harsh living conditions.
These texts serve as visual narratives that communicate design intent, aesthetic preferences, and any design needs to collaborators. Visual communication transcends language barriers, allowing designers to communicate ideas and concepts to the masses without the need for translation. Not only can words speak, drawings, sketches, and photographs can also convey emotional communication. Visual design allows for the expression of thoughts, feelings and experiences, whether through the brushstrokes of a sketch, or the vibrant colors of a picture. Literacy in this phase requires not only the ability to create compelling visual representations, but also the ability to effectively communicate design concepts and practices through visuals and
Jonas-Simpson, C., & Mitchell, G. J. (2005). Giving voice to expressions of quality of life for persons living with dementia through story, music, and art. Alzheimer's Care Quarterly, 6(1), 52-61.
notice the importance of graphic design and the things they see daily are created using
It's very well known that a companies success is not only dependant on the possession of a good product or service, but the key aspect to a successful business is excellent customer service. As the market grows, now more then ever companies are emerging, they are offering very similar types of products and services. Successful customer service can be a way a business becomes original and unique, it can be the key to attracting and maintaining loyal customers. Good customer service can start-up a business while bad customer service can harm a company. An average customer that experiences an issue will complaint to 9-10 people about the problem. A customer that received support to their problem and a potential solution will tell at least five
Caring for the elderly is an activity that requires patience, willingness, due diligence and effective co-ordination of resources in order to optimally benefit the recipients. Community services and programs is one such avenue that caters for the elderly by providing for their mental, physical, social and emotional well-being, and by extension promotes a greater quality of life. Community services help meet the needs of the elderly and attract older people who face barriers to active living. One strong advocate of community based services and a program for the elderly is the American Association of Retired People (AARP) who relentlessly seeks to promote a healthy lifestyle for people 50 years and over.
The lack of service delivery is a vital subject that is tackled by countless residents and government officials. Thus, distinct methods are needed to safeguard that services are delivered below the leadership of local government. The purpose if this essay is to converse about the reasons why governments commence on Alternative service delivery mechanisms. This will be accomplished by bestowing definitions of precise concepts by also considering technological improvements as Alternative service delivery methods. Furthermore, this essay will recognize alongside suitable examples, the acts played by voluntary associations and private contractors in advancing competent and effectual ability to deliver services.
Customer Service is the act of dealing with the customers needs by giving and delivering professional, helpful, high quality service and help some time recently, amid, and after the customer's requirements are met.
Customer Relationships is about building a relationship of trust and convenience. A customer wants the company they are working with to be intuitive. To know their needs before they do. They want to feel respected, they need to believe you are honest and have integrity. This relationship breeds comfort and familiarity and causes the consumer to continue to do business with your company. This relationship that is built develops a personal relationship, like a friendship and it is one that the consumer cannot get from the store down the road and it is that personal touch of sincerity, of knowing their needs, of servitude that will turn them into lifelong branded customers.
Children’s artistic development can be fostered by making environments effective. Teachers are designers in this situation as they need to make practical and supportive environments for the children to engage in visual arts activities. The arrangement of the classroom furniture and use of materials should be adaptable to accommodate the needs of different activities (Wright, 2003). Teachers are provisioners as they provide a variety of resources for children to use which includes papers of different