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Practicum Agency Reflective Report

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An experience at my practicum agency that I had to manage my prejudiced/biased thoughts, feelings, or reactions in order to work effectively with an individual really only had to do with me as being a person observing. I was riding along on a drug and alcohol counseling appointment and the AODA counselor asked what I thought about sponsorship and what it meant to be one. I really was trying to not be a part of the treatment but my supervisor mentioned I had been talking to the client frequently about the 12 steps. I told him what I thought about the position of sponsor and what it means to the individual. I didn’t tell him where I got my information from or how much research had been done in the formulation of my stand/belief on the subject,

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