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Stock #12605
(ISBN 978-1-878812-60-5)
160 pages
7” x 10” layflat binding
© 2000





Strengths-Based Care Management for Older Adults

By Becky Fast, M.S.W., M.P.A., and Rosemary Chapin, Ph.D.
Description| | >Table of Contents | |Reviews| | Author Bio | |Excerpt

Preface
About the Authors
Acknowledgments
For the Trainer

Module 1: Strengths Principles and Functions

  • Learning Unit 1: Get-Acquainted Exercise: When I Am 80
  • Learning Unit 2: Identifying Strengths
  • Learning Unit 3: Self-Assessment
  • Learning Unit 4: Applying the Strengths Principles
  • Learning Unit 5: Conceptual Differences
  • Learning Unit 6: Strengths Care Management Functions
  • Handout: Defining Strengths
  • Handout: Self-Assessment Guide
  • Handout: Strengths Model Principles
  • Handout: Models of Helping
  • Handout: Strengths Model versus Medical Models of Practice
  • Handout: Steps in the Helping Journey
  • Handout: The Strengths Model of Care Management Flow Chart

Module 2: Engagement: Establishing the Helping Relationship

  • Learning Unit 7: Recognizing Commonalities
  • Learning Unit 8: Implementing the Engagement Process
  • Learning Unit 9: Relationships and Grape Juice
  • Learning Unit 10: Obstacles to Engagement
  • Learning Unit 11: Listen to a Client for a Change
  • Handout: Steps to Fostering an Effective Working Relationship
  • Handout: Questions for Successful First Meetings
  • Handout: Obstacles to Engagement
  • Handout: Interview Questions to Get the Client’s Perspective

Module 3: Assessment from a Strengths Approach 39 Benefits of Using a Strengths Assessment

  • The Strengths Inventory 40 Learning Unit 12: Strengths Assessment Fundamentals 41
  • Learning Unit 13: Conducting a Strengths Inventory
  • Handout: “Sam” 47 Handout: “Elaine”
  • Handout: Strengths Inventory (Sample)
  • Handout: Ann’s Strengths Inventory
  • Handout: Conducting the Strengths Inventory
  • Handout: Sample Questions for Strengths Inventory Discussions
  • Handout: Essential Components of a Strengths Inventory

Module 4: Care Planning and Implementation

  • The Personal Goal Plan
  • Learning Unit 14: Why Goals Succeed or Fail
  • Learning Unit 15: Developing Goals that Work
  • Learning Unit 16: Using the Personal Goal Plan
  • Handout: Standards for Successful Goals
  • Handout: Sample Participant Goals 66 Handout: Personal Goal Plan (Sample)
  • Handout: Ann’s Personal Goal Plan
  • Handout: Guidelines for Conducting a Personal Goal Plan 69 Handout: Overseeing the Personal Goal Plan

Module 5: Resource Acquisition: Securing and Sustaining Resources

  • Advocacy
  • Learning Unit 17: Mapping Your Support System
  • Learning Unit 18: Naturally Occurring Helpers
  • Learning Unit 19: Advocacy in Action
  • Learning Unit 20: Resource Development
  • Handout: The Strengths Approach to Resource Acquisition
  • Handout: The Four “As” of Advocacy
  • Handout: Advocating for Success
  • Handout: Sample Responses for “Advocating for Success”
  • Handout: Advocacy in Action Worksheet (The Anders)
  • Handout: Advocacy in Action Worksheet (Mrs. Ruby Jones)
  • Handout: Identifying and Mobilizing Community Resources 
  • Handout: Successful Community Resource Development Ideas

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