Elizabeth Curd

Trust can be seen as a potential benefit to the injured forgiving party, and is necessary precursor of forgiveness. Gandhi contended that “the weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is an attribute of the strong”. People often confuse the act of forgiveness with condoning, excusing, pardoning and forgetting.

Trust can be seen as a potential benefit to the injured forgiving party, and is necessary precursor of forgiveness. Gandhi contended that “the weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is an attribute of the strong”. People often confuse the act of forgiveness with condoning, excusing, pardoning and forgetting.

Many of my clients do not match my cultural heritage and in order to be as effective as I strive to be, I will need to increase my knowledge base of various cultures and research heritage and traditions by immersion.

The American Indians were known for embracing community living and their thrifty economy. They lived off the land, but only used what they needed and wasted nothing.

When our clients get into “slumps” or “moods”, counselors encourage, offer suggestions, find resources and above all, demonstrate kindness. We wouldn’t think twice about our willingness to go above and beyond when we discern a genuine need for a client whom needs a little extra.