The case managers the I helped over the summers were aware that each patient was dissimilar and required different treatments and acknowledged those differences as being unique. Being a case manager also requires one to think of contrasting treatments for the patients. Something that works for one patient will not necessarily work with others, which is the culture-centered approach; this was an issue for myself that I was anticipating; I always try the same treatment option with a variety of people. I hope one thing that works for one person works for another. While conversing with one of the older case managers, I figured out that she started her job with the same thought. Another issue I anticipate is being hands on. I cannot sit back and observe, especially if I have been in the helping position before. I want to help, but being in the observer spot will not allow me …show more content…
I need to sit and observe to notice how case managers interact with a variety of people. I also hope to learn to apply the culture-centered approach. I have learned the textbook definition, but how is this term applied in the real world? The application of a word can be vastly different from the definition. With the Bowen Center, I know these hopes and issues will straighten themselves out. The Bowen Center makes a difference in the lives of patients, and I cannot wait to observe that difference. References
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