Iceberg Self Awareness Paper
First, what is the job of a counselor, to counsel those in need, seeking words of encouragement, assistance, help or alternatives to their problem. So, the importance of counseling, with self-awareness is to become open-minded, when working in a multicultural population. Therefore, counseling clients from different cultures address the ever-changing diversity. Particularly, a client's culture, population, and their ethnicity. Second, incorporating self-awareness, opens awareness when involved with clients of their religion, spirituality, and most importantly, the character makeup of that individual person. themselves using the six factors of culture. Third, for a counselor to be self-aware of his or her skills set when working with multiracial
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In other words culturally speaking, the view of a person outside may not represent, their true essence inside the person. Meaning, one only sees what we can observe with the eye of the outside of a person, however, the inside the person is unforeseen by the eye. Next, the interpretation or core values of a person, including daily living standards, beliefs, or religious spectrum are what defines who we are as individuals, group, or nationality of people. Furthermore, Iceberg represents the core values of a person, the good, bad, and the ugly. Second, emotional character or the person's essence is the underlying of a person or the iceberg theory what's below the surface. Granted, iceberg or the tip of a person is how they speak, look, representation of their culture or what you can physically see or touch. Undoubtedly, to know the inside of a person, one must see through the soul. To clarify, a conversation may not be enough, however educating oneself of what's unknown brings out the history of a person's culture. In summary, if one is to understand and be able to interact with others, then self-awareness is key. To point out, coming together culturally enables ignorance, but brings together people, from all walks of life. By the same token, worldly views and the interpretation of a person's professional and personal life is how one look through others eyes. Therefore, what's deeply rooted in a person, shifts above the surface. In summary, the only way to know about a person is converse, research, educate, or explore cultures, to open yourself up to what you never known
In other words culturally speaking, the view of a person outside may not represent, their true essence inside the person. Meaning, one only sees what we can observe with the eye of the outside of a person, however, the inside the person is unforeseen by the eye. Next, the interpretation or core values of a person, including daily living standards, beliefs, or religious spectrum are what defines who we are as individuals, group, or nationality of people. Furthermore, Iceberg represents the core values of a person, the good, bad, and the ugly. Second, emotional character or the person's essence is the underlying of a person or the iceberg theory what's below the surface. Granted, iceberg or the tip of a person is how they speak, look, representation of their culture or what you can physically see or touch. Undoubtedly, to know the inside of a person, one must see through the soul. To clarify, a conversation may not be enough, however educating oneself of what's unknown brings out the history of a person's culture. In summary, if one is to understand and be able to interact with others, then self-awareness is key. To point out, coming together culturally enables ignorance, but brings together people, from all walks of life. By the same token, worldly views and the interpretation of a person's professional and personal life is how one look through others eyes. Therefore, what's deeply rooted in a person, shifts above the surface. In summary, the only way to know about a person is converse, research, educate, or explore cultures, to open yourself up to what you never known