Reaction Paper: Cultural Sensitivity It is commonly perceived that when social workers work with a client of the same race, it is in the best interest of the client; mainly because many feel that the client would feel more comfortable this way. This preconceived notion is not always true. A client could have a social worker of the same ethnic background, but have nothing else in common. For example, a social worker can be placed …showed first 75 words of 613 total…

…showed last 75 words of 613 total…important to concentrate on education, hobbies, location, and other things that the social worker can find in common with the client so that they can use it as a stepping stone to building a relationship. Social workers should be interested in the well being of its clients and not their skin tone. Social work requires more than just a passing knowledge of cultural and ethnic groups; it requires that you treat a client with respect.