Culturally Humble Strength –based perspective

I have a range of experiences working  with a diverse group of people with variety of needs from a culturally humble strength –based perspective. I learned the best way to help them their need to be met.

How you can become a humble strength-base person?

Put your action and words under self examination or investigation, put aside plenty of time for journaling a self-reflection, if you become a lifelong learner, you will learn from others. Finally know that you might make a mistake, do critiquing.

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