When you work with other people, you frequently come across situations that could contradict your personal values and views. In order to guarantee an appropriate level of care, it is critical to recognize those possible scenarios and develop a strategy for handling them.

Consider handling a problematic, court-involved client. Your manager is worried about your capacity to uphold professional ethics in the face of contradictory personal beliefs. Your supervisor asks for a self-evaluation to make sure you are capable of providing high-quality care before you interact with the client.

Writeabout how personal values, beliefs, and biases might affect your personal standards of care. Add the subsequent:

• Choose a scenario that goes against your personal values or views and that you believe you will likely face in your work as a support services professional.
• Explain how the circumstances go against your personal values or ideas, and be sure to mention any prejudices you might have.
• Describe how following moral principles might assist you in resolving issues caused by opposing values, beliefs, and biases.
• Describe how you plan to overcome your personal prejudices and views to guarantee that patients receive high-quality care.