Field Experience Journal InstructionsundefinedYou will complete weekly journal summaries while completing your field internship hours. Journal summaries offer you the opportunity to reflect on the field activities you participated in and how you observed or applied the core competencies. The summaries also offer you the opportunity to engage in a process of self-assessment and self-correction. For full credit, each prompt must be answered in a thoughtful and complete manner.For some prompts, you may need to consult the textbooks from social work courses that are prerequisites to field work to support your efforts to integrate theory into practice. Textbooks and any other sources used must be documented and properly cited. You will discuss what you learned, feelings you experienced, and what you would do differently. Be sure to include at least one scripture in this undefinedFor this week you will focus on some complaints you have seen or heard with your agency. In addition to that you will also need to talk about what you observed in trauma focus therapy( domestic violence and rape leading to ptsd, anxiety, and scitzophrenia)( 2 pages ) Next week you will discuss intakes and referrals for mental health. You will also talk about documentation aassociated with that.( 2 pages ) The week after you will be talking about the formulation of a crisis plan and crisis interventions. Be sure to include ( 2 pages) undefinedDo all of these in separate documents undefined Be sure to use the template provided and follow the instructions on that page as well. undefinedSubmit your Senior Field Experience Journals weekly by 11:59 p.m. (ET) each Monday.

Part 1What Is Your Passion?In the article Eight Ways to Find the True Passion in Life That Has Eluded You, Rebecca Burn-Callander outlines 8 steps to discovering your true passion. If you were given the opportunity to dedicate the rest of your life to one specific activity, without having to worry about money, what activity would you choose? How would you impact the world by taking on this activity? What can you conclude?Part 2: Respond to Erica StewartGood morning class,If I could pick one specific activity that I would choose to do without having to worry about money, it would be catering to shelter dogs. Animals (specifically dogs) are my passion, and I love everything about them. I love them so much that I will go volunteer every day just to give the dogs some fun time. I would take this passion and impact the world by fighting to make all shelters no-kill shelters. It is completely inhumane to kill a dog simply because no one wants to adopt them. How is death the right option? Is it space? Is it money? At the end of the day, that is ridiculous and ludicrous. So, I will aspire to make that change in the world one day. Thank you!