Mq Reflection

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Identifications and reflections can highly impact the work of a social worker and client in any setting. As for MQ and I, the stereotype of the resident always thinking that everyone else is always talking about him or planning to do something bad to him has interfered with our work together. Due to this stereotype, trying to get the resident out of the room in order for him to interact with others and attending recreational activities has been hard for me. Although, the resident does not mention that he feels there some sort of oppression going on, but he does inform me on how he feels. He is constantly mentioning how the medical staff is trying to control him and tell him when he and how much medication he should take. MQ feels that he has …show more content…

Since it has been a bit difficult for me to get actually help on the situation with MQ from the unit social worker in the facility where I intern, the students and professor have provided me with new topics to discuss with MQ and different ways to approach the situation with MQ. A suggestion that a student mentioned was that I could ask the resident if he would like to take me to lunch in the cafeteria that is provided in the facility, this way the resident might be open to eat outside of his room and to leave his …show more content…

White the psychologist is helping him with that process, I will do my research to in order to better assist him with the grieving process. Unfortunately, since I am not in when the psychologist is in the facility doing his rounds with the residents, I left a message with the unit social work to hand to her asking what direction and where we both are, and if we could both be on the same side in order to better help MQ with his