Reflective Essay On Professional Growth

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eflective Essay - Professional Growth edit title Edit Professional Growth While enrolled at Liberty University, I have grown tremendously. The course work, intensive exercises, assignments, and internships have all sharpened my ability to become a keener professional. I am aware of the skills needed to successfully work in the field of counseling, the rules, standards, and guidelines outlined by ASCA, and what presentation styles are trending. I have learned the importance of policies and how rapidly the counseling environment can change rather it be assessments, the incorporations of technology, broadening my responsibilities, and or understanding my limitations. Document, document, document, are the words that ring in my ears constantly; …show more content…

During the week, I have made a conscious effort to welcome the opinions and ideas of others, even if their beliefs and feelings differ from mine. COMMITMENT / WORK ETHIC I have shown commitment and work ethic in this course by partaking in group discussion and sharing my knowledge with the class when working collaboratively. I have worked my hardest on all assignments to assure success in the class. I have exemplified openness to challenges and tried new counseling techniques to increase my effectiveness as a counselor. I have partaken in class discussions and proposed questions when I was uncertain. REFLECTION I have shown reflection in this course by taking the time to compare the knowledge that I have gained this week in class as oppose to the thought pattern I had about certain responsibilities of the school counseling prior to class. I have further evaluated my values and ideas. Going forward, I plan to take more responsibility for my job in the counseling field. I have discovered new concepts that I reflect on during my practice to come and I have learned how to properly give

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