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    Challenges of Being an Advocate or Mediator Stephanie Jones Advocacy and Mediation BSHS 441 10/31/11 Christian F. Johnson‚ MS‚ LCSW Challenges of Being an Advocate or Mediator In this paper of Challenges of Being an Advocate and Mediator the ethical‚ moral‚ and legal challenges of potential dual relationships will be explored. My opinion on the integration of advocacy and mediation in the human services field will be discussed. This paper will close with an identification of my personal philosophy

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    Introduction The philosophy of Alternate Dispute Resolution systems is well-stated by Abraham Lincoln: “discourage litigation; persuade your neighbors to compromise whenever you can. Point out to them how the normal winner is often a loser in fees‚ expense‚ cost and time.” Litigation does not always lead to a satisfactory result. It is expensive in terms of time and money. A case won or lost in court of law does not change the mindset of the litigants who continue to be adversaries and go on fighting

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    The Limitations of Gender Roles Just how different are men and women? Everyone acknowledges that there are significant differences between males and females‚ even if they are only physical. Others see not only the physical but also the social‚ emotional and intellectual differences between male and female. Gender roles by definition are the social norms that dictate what is socially appropriate male and female behavior. In early American culture it was common for a women ’s job to be a submissive

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    LR 1: The limitations of the helping role 1.1 Helping fits into a wider supporting network as when a client is going through change or having dilemmas in their everyday life they tend to seek counselling of some sort‚ during these they would identify the issues causing or have caused distress in their daily life. There are many forms of helping work and are used in many professions as an extra skill or as the main skill‚ careers advisors and General practitioners provide different types of support

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    A CCL Research White Paper The Role of Power in Effective Leadership By: Vidula Bal Michael Campbell Judith Steed Kyle Meddings C E N T E R F O R C R E AT I V E L E A D E R S H I P The Role of Power in Effective Leadership CONTENTS Executive Summary Background Power and Leadership Sources of Power The Power of Relationships The Power of Information Understanding the Organization’s Role How Leaders Leverage Power Effectively Reflection Questions Resources References About the Authors

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    Nurses play a significant role in making sure patient rights are fulfilled while providing patient care. One way a nurse can help improve and protect patient rights is by being a patient advocate. Therefore‚ being a patient advocate is one of the many roles of a nurse. According to Revell (2013)‚ nurses have steps to follow during the advocacy process with a patient. To begin the process‚ the nurse must develop a trustworthy relationship with the patient and family. As a matter of fact‚ this should

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    Difference between Interpreter& Advocate roles assessment Interpreter * Can only interpret what the client says to the service provider and vice versa‚ * CI is supposed to interpret accurately what is being said during the interview * Have to speak this same language as client * With no additions‚ no admissions‚ no editing‚ or polishing just says what was said * The interpreter provides a necessary cultural information * Cultural differences are leading to a misunderstanding and

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    Specific Population and the Advocate Role paper “Advocacy refers to influencing decisions affecting the welfare or interests of another individual or group” (Barsky‚ 2007‚ Chapter 6). As advocates we must know and understand our own values and beliefs. If we let our own values and beliefs effect our clients growing process the outcome may not be positive. We must be careful at all time. As an advocate we have a very important job because the client counts on us to help them when they are in a time

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    influenced me and shaped me into the person I am today. From my parents divorce to being bullied in middle school‚ but one event I did not realize influenced me as much as it did was my choice of toys. From the day we are born we are forced into gender roles. Girls are swaddled in pink blankets while boys are swaddled in blue. From here on out‚ it only gets worse. To clarify‚ the article I read‚ “Boys and Girls‚ Constrained by Toys and Costumes” was an article‚ in summary‚ about the confinement

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    What is power? We can examine “power” from the following definitions: “Ability to act‚ regarded as latent or inherent; the faculty of doing or performing something; capacity for action or performance; capability of producing an effect‚ whether physical or moral: potency; might; as‚ a man of great power; the power of capillary attraction; money gives power.” “Ability‚ regarded as put forth or exerted; strength‚ force‚ or energy in action; as‚ the power of steam in moving an engine; the power of truth

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