Role of Empathy in Client Engagement

Role of Empathy in Client Engagement

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Role of Empathy in Client Engagement

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1. Consider the role of empathy in the process of engagement with a client. What are some strategies to demonstrate empathy and how do they influence the engagement process?
2. GCU believes that the hope of restoration is for families, communities, and societies. How does social work align with this philosophy? If your faith orientation did not align with that of your client, how would you, using ethical practices, engage with your client? Describe some strategies you would use to address this issue in direct practice.Evaluation Criteria for Paper

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