Mock Motivational Interview Reflection

She put what was right first in the end and invited the man to “come inside with me and i’ll fix you a fresh hamburger - A Burger Bar Special with all the trimmings -- okay?”. This shows that even though she lost money from the transaction that she has a heart, which is something that is so important for an effective leader to grasp. Even though she has shown flaws in her leadership, no one is perfect, and Bliss has shown that she is an overall great leader who can handle conflict well. The main conflict in “Marriage is a Private Affair” by is the clashing of views between the main character, Nnaemeka, and his father. They differ on the fact that Nnaemeka chose the woman he wanted to marry, and that the marriage wasn’t arranged by his father.

This practically seen through Nancy, arguably the most upstanding of all of the Clutters. “Normally, Nancy would willingly have taught Jolene have taught Jolene to prepare an entire turkey dinner; she felt it her duty to be available when younger girls came to her wanting help with their cooking, their sewing, or their music lessons--or, as often happened to confide” (Capote 18). The dash used within the passage above drives the point home, that Nancy almost unnaturally will go out of her way to help someone. It does not matter what it is rather it be “cooking” or “sewing” or as the dash

Thanksgiving was spent in warmth with a real turkey instead of the instant Idaho potatoes and tuna fish we had already anticipated. My time with my childhood friend Lucille went all too quickly. Our first days of hiking were harried as we rushed to continue on schedule. Lu and I reminisced, as we always do, about our teenage misdeeds and wonderful times spent together throughout our friendship. The stories are still amusing and somehow we don’t tire of hearing them or relegating others to them.

However, by the end of the novel, she is considerate of others, still pushes for her beliefs in a more polite and educated manner, and embraces the fact experiences have value. Different experiences such as the hanging and Roger’s death teach the horrors of society, her mother and the Jewish lady teach Catherine how to be herself, and animals like the ant and the bear teach her how the little things could be huge to others. One experience that leads Catherine to discover the need for change is her lack of both sense and direction. She often speculates about all she will do when she grows up. “I am no minstrel or wart charmer, but me”(Cushman

Grandma Kashpaw loves Grandpa but a way she shows her love is very strange with us. She asks Lipsha to help her prepare turkey heart to make Love Medicine. After that, she serves raw turkey heart with meal for her husband. Because the raw turkey heart, he chokes and he passes away. After Grandpa passed away, Grandma Kashpaw regrets to ask him to eat the raw turkey heart.

What you’re going to do. What’s to become of you, I want you to be loved the way I love you. Louise, if I help you, really help you, will you go on a diet?” (Dubus 917). Although Carrie seems to really and truly love Louise, her motives are backwards implying that she will never be loved without losing weight. Written in Behaviour Research and Therapy, the journal address the influence of peer groups and body image by stating, “Sociocultural risk factors have also been implicated both theoretically and empirically in the development of body image and eating disturbances.

Her audience can use the mistakes in her life to learn how to change similar circumstances in their own life, whether it is for themselves, their kids, or their family so they do not experience the negative influences of patriarchy. Many other authors can learn from hooks’ writing and know that it is okay to share about their personal life so that others can learn from it. The world can also simply learn how to deal with patriarchy and learn from her feminist teachings. hooks’ writing was more connected with the audience of this time period because many people, not just women, in the fifties can agree that patriarchy was a normality. This made her audience realize that just because they grew up a certain way does not mean that they cannot change their circumstances.

She was able to realize that everyone goes through the tough transition of being a plebe to a free youngster and that with freedom comes responsibilities. She realized in the end that one conduct mishap does not define her character, but it can and will be a problem should she stay on that trajectory. At the final counseling session she even thanked me for being “down to earth” and open with her. She appreciated the time I invested in her and she was able to grow in a moral sense from this experience. Personally for me, I didn’t realize how effectively I was able to handle the counseling session.

Likewise, eating with patient promotes comfort and engagement. I learnt that is nurses’ obligation to support patients who are struggling to finish their meals in the dinning room particularly patients experiencing Anorexia and bulimia nervosa Final Evaluation and Action Plan In future, I will discuss with my mentor the advantages and disadvantages of the dining area I was given a video to watch concerning the dining area which is useful I will take a gander at the menu and if is not to my satisfaction then I won 't attempt to endeavour to eat I will urge myself unequalled to eat to inspire my patients I might want to take in the abilities and strategies of managing a patient who is battling with their dinner in

However, after I have took the course I notice that it is a big problem which can affect my mother psychologically health and her job satisfy. Therefore, I choose her as my interviewee so that I can know about her problem more and also to use what I have learned to help her. From the interview, my mother told me that there is one period of time when she is not actually happy with her work life because she cannot get along with her teammates and her leader; however, she has no problem with her assigned work. Her problem prove the