Hennie
psychologist
What inspired you to work in this field?
My passion lies in connecting with people and uplifting them through heartfelt support and steadfast advocacy. I believe in the inherent worth of every individual and strive to ensure that everyone feels heard, valued, and encouraged on their path to healing and growth.
What motivated you to join the team?
They are a professional and ethical team, ensuring everyone feels valued and respected.
What unique qualities or experience do you bring to your role?
As part of the team, I bring a wealth of experience and specialized skills from my lifelong journey in psychology. With years dedicated to understanding people and their behaviours, I offer unique insights and expertise to enhance our team's efforts. My background allows me to provide fresh perspectives and effective strategies, contributing positively to our shared goal of supporting individuals on their path to wellness and fulfilment.
What aspects of your job do you find most rewarding?
I find great joy in seeing positive results and receiving feedback. It's incredibly rewarding to witness the impact of our efforts and to receive appreciation from those we help. Knowing that our work brings about positive changes and is valued by others inspires me to keep doing what I love.
Memorable success story?
There are multiple challenging cases where, through our collaborative efforts, we were able to support an individual in their journey to recovery with successful outcomes.
What do you find challenging working in this field?
One of the tough parts about working in the addiction field is seeing relapses happen. Even when we've been giving it our all and seeing real progress in someone's recovery, setbacks can still come up. It's tough to watch someone go through a rough patch, especially after they've come so far in their journey to sobriety.
What values or principles guide your approach to supporting the clients?
One of the tough parts aout working in the addiction field is seeing relapses happen. Even when we've been giving it our all and seeing real progress in someone's recovery, setbacks can still come up. It's tough to watch someone go through a rough patch, especially after they've come so far in their journey to sobriety.
What is your personal mission statement?
Unwavering guidance and support to those in need.
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