Journal Entry: Operationalized Mission Statement Without action, words are empty

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Journal Entry: Operationalized Mission Statement

Without action, words are empty. Simply creating a mission statement does not guarantee progress or success. A good mission statement goes beyond words and becomes part of day-to-day operations. For this week’s Journal Entry, you consider whether the mission statement for your field experience setting is reflected in its day-to-day operations.

The assignment (300–600 words):
 

Write a journal entry that includes the following:

• An explanation of the relevance of the mission statement in your field experience setting.
• An explanation of if and how it is operationalized and reflected in the setting’s day-to-day operations.

• Include specific examples that show how it is or is not operationalized in day-to-day operations.Without action, words are empty. Simply creating a mission statement does not guarantee progress or success. A good mission statement goes beyond words and becomes part of day-to-day operations. For this week’s Journal Entry, you consider whether the mission statement for your field experience setting is reflected in its day-to-day operations.

For my second week I followed the Clinical team around and did the intake and what issues was going with the clients as well ass new admits and discharge patients. Also I got to sit in all of the groups that they have .

The company is a recovery center for addiction:

Mission Statement: Our mission is to transform your life of addiction to a life of hope through inspiration, education, and support.  a brief description of your field experience setting focusing on the nature of the setting’s work as it relates to forensic psychology. Then include the mission statement of the setting or one of a setting that is similar. Finally, explain how forensic psychology fits with the mission of setting. Be specific.