Honorable Values

Values are very important to me because they guide me and form my priorities and behaviors. They work for me as indicators to show me if my life is moving the right way and going the way I want it to go. Your lifecycle comes to be less tensed and more effective when you recognize your own values. Eventually you make the effort to live by and worship these beliefs. Some of the many beliefs I honor are, forgiveness, love hope, honesty, respect, dedication and success, appreciation, caring and many more, but I will only address the most important ones to me. Honorable Values The following values are the ones that reflect with me the most. These values are influential to me and are the ones that I decided to live by and will pass on to my kids in the future. Let’s start with appreciation. Saying thank you or recognizing the great work someone
With that being said I want to help people function in their 6 environment at their best ability, giving direct services or therapy openly to people. I want to help clients cooperate with their own situations or aid them with how they feel about them and what they can or should do about it. For example if a man is suffering serious anxiety from single parenting I want to help him by showing him different ways to handle and different ways to try to prevent anxiety, like exploring flex time with his employer or attending therapy sessions. Furthermore I would love to make a change in young folks’ lives by showing them confidence. For us social workers it is extremely important that we make young society feel appreciated because belief is the main key for a youngster’s confidence. They need to stay confident and if they are in a bad condition, I want to demonstrate to them that there is a light at the end of the tunnel and to never give