A client values the inclusion of her or his religious beliefs and traditions in the intervention. You are not familiar with the client’s religion. The best first action may be to:
A. Inquire if there is another social worker who practices client’s religion
B. Learn more about client’s religious beliefs and traditions
C. Explore conflict potential between your religious traditions and those of the client
D. Ask field instructor if you must incorporate religion into intervention
C
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Social workers need skills that will promote the incorporation of spirituality and religion into our practice from engagement through termination. One question to consider is “Does the potential for a value and/or ethical conflict exist if the client’s spiritual or religious beliefs are different from your own?” pg. (59-60)
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