Helper Qualities Credentialing

Helper Qualities Credentialing

Helper Qualities Credentialing

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(I)

Part 1: To what extent are helper qualities taught vs. innate? Utilize the lecture and the chapter and additional peer-reviewed scholarly sources (textbooks, journal articles) to support your answer.

Part 2: Discuss the helper qualities you believe you personally possess and which qualities you’d most like to improve upon and why? (250 words)

(II)

Research a national or state credential that you might consider pursuing (NCAC, HS-BCP, Peer Specialist Certification, Certified Case Manager, etc.). Summarize the requirements and the potential benefits of earning such a credential. Do a job search for positions that mention that specific credential and reflect on your findings. (250 words)

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