What do you want to be known for? What is the key theme you’d want to be remembered by?

To encourage critical thinking and self-reflection, you will submit a brief reflection paper (2 to 3 page, double-spaced) responding to the following thought-provoking prompt related to the course material. Each reflection must include a call to action; you will identify actionable steps in response to your reflection. You are asked to reflect and demonstrate critical thinking skills about concepts learned in class including how they apply to you personally, real-world situations, and social work practice. You’re expected to engage with your core values in your reflection, and consider how these values could influence your future practice as a social worker.

The reflection topic for this paper is:

As discussed in the lectures, legacy and life work are quintessential elements of
palliative care.

This reflection has two parts:
Part One: – This is a personal reflection
What do you want to be known for? What is the key theme you’d want to be remembered by?
How can you achieve these things? Please provide examples and be as specific as possible.

Part Two:
Say you are working with someone who’s made questionable choices in life; let’s imagine they have caused harm to othersbeen sentenced in a correctional institution, and have no family and/or friends. If you’re their palliative care, social worker, what is an example of a legacy project you could complete with them?

What is your call to action with regards to this week’s topic?

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