Boundaries
Dress Code/Conduct
Feedback
Communication
What Would You Do?
100

State the definition of a boundary.

A limit that is placed to separate personal and professional affairs.

100

T/F: Blazers are the only proper attire to wear in the workplace.

FALSE!

100

T/F Constructive criticism does not always have to be negative.

TRUE!

100

What is the most common type of communication used?

What is NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION?

100

WWYD? A client you have been helping to acquire housing has asked you to help them move furniture into their new apartment over the weekend.

Politely decline and explain that while you are there to support their needs, personal requests or favors are out of your scope of professional duties.

200

Give an example of a professional boundary violation.

Gossiping with a client, friending a client on social media, etc.

200

Name 4 things that are considered proper hygiene.

What is wearing clean clothing, not overwearing perfume/cologne, covering nose/mouth when sneezing, washing hands, keeping workstation clean and tidy

200

A strategy for giving feedback using both positive affirmation statements and constructive criticism

What is a COMPLIMENT/FEEDBACK SANDWICH?

200

Define EMPATHY in your own words.

 "The ability to understand and share the feelings of another" (Oxford Dictionary)

200

WWYD? A client frequently asks you personal questions and tried to learn information about you. When you try to change the subject they become visibly upset and say, "how come you want to know so much about me, but I can't learn anything about you?"

Say, "I hear your frustration; my focus is not on you getting to know me, it is on helping you with your own goals".

300

The act of sharing personal information with clients to build rapport and trust.

What is SELF-DISCLOSURE?

300

What is not considered appropriate attire?

clothing with offensive language, revealing clothing, pajamas, etc.

300

Name 1 acceptable way to receive feedback.

Possible responses: Graciously thank the person, asking clarifying questions, absorbing/processing information. Active listening.

300

These are used to help a person explain their thoughts in a conversation.

What are "I" STATEMENTS?

300

WWYD? The client you have been working since you started work as a CHW offers a valuable gift to you as a token of their appreciation.

Thank the client for their kindness, and explain that accepting gifts is against professional guidelines.

400

Occurs when a working professional has more than one role with a client

What is a DUAL RELATIONSHIP?

400

Type of dress code requiring suit and ties, dress pants/pencil skirts, and button up/downs.

What is BUSINESS FORMAL ATTIRE?

400

Why is feedback important?

It allows for growth!

400

Name 3 reasons why empathy is important when communicating with clients

Fosters trust with CHW, Helps the CHW understand the deeper causes of trauma, creates a pathway for CHW to provide intentional solutions to client.

400

WWYD? A client of yours sends a friend request to you on social media.

Consult with your supervisor before acting on the request. Do NOT friend them.

500

This term is used to describe a person's online presence.

What is DIGITAL FOOTPRINT?

500

When can you use your phone during work hours?

On lunch and on breaks

500

A client of yours has been working on their nutrition as a goal. At your next meeting with them, they state that everything has been going well with healthy eating. However, they say that they have rewarded themselves with fast food a few times a week. How would you give them feedback?

POINTS DETERMINED BY INSTRUCTOR

500

List 3 examples of inactive listening (opposite of active listening)

Avoiding eye contact, Interrupting, shuffling in seat repeatedly, etc.

500

WWYD? You discover that one of your clients is actually friend of one of your family members and have known your family for a long time.

Discuss with your supervisor; the client may end up being re-assigned to a new CHW.

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