Respond to two colleagues in the following way: For the first colleague, choose one pro?? that is different from yours. Explain how that pro may help sup

Respond to two colleagues in the following way:

• For the first colleague, choose one “pro” that is different from yours. Explain how that pro may help support their practice.

• 1-Hi. I'm Chamaine  For the last eight years, I have worked with victims and survivors of intimate partner violence, which is still often referred to as domestic violence, as well as sexual assault survivors in Southern Maryland. One of my areas of interest in social work is mental health, but my main focus is to offer trauma informed therapy and other services to women and children who have survived domestic and sexual violence. A pro is that I like to talk about is the proper intervention and better treatment. This is a positive aspect of diagnosis due to its focus on customized interventions, better resource allocation, enhanced outcomes, the holistic approaches, and the professional collaboration that accompanies that. Thorough diagnosis also helps survivors understand the unique strengths, challenges and needs of clients, which allows for those customized interventions. Diagnosis also enables better collaboration between social workers, medical professionals, therapists, and other stakeholders that may be involved in the care of the client. Thank you.
• 2-My name is Irene The con I would say that I that caught my eye was misdiagnosing. Misdiagnosing is important because it keeps people aware of the behavior and how it leads to the clients not getting the help that they truly do need. It can lead to them receiving care that It's just wrong for them. Like clients need to know that we are there to support them. But in getting misdiagnosed, I'm sorry, misdiagnosed improperly is not a good thing. Clients need to know that we are there for them and that they're getting diagnosed properly. If they're not getting diagnosed properly, then how are we supposed to help them? How are we supposed to believe, okay? This is how you're getting diagnosed, and this is what they say is going on, but at the same time, you're not getting diagnosed properly, and that's a big con.