What is a strengths-based approach?
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- Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2018
- This video summarises the processes and the key elements to consider in relation to using a strengths-based approach. Learn more: www.scie.org.uk/strengths-bas...
The Care Act 2014 puts a strengths-based approach at the centre of someone’s assessment, care and support, highlighting 'What is strong' rather than simply 'What is wrong'. This means that strengths and talents are identified so that things that are important to people are taken into account. This can help to promote individual wellbeing. This film looks at how interventions can become holistic, person-centred and outcomes-focused to improve people's lives.
Excellent video, thank you very much !
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Greatful to find a video on the strength-based approach that doesn't have a music track over/with the vocal explanation! :)
I really liked not only the way strengths-based approach was defined, but also the examples that you included! Thanks for the great video.
A well-explained topic and the presentation make it easy to follow. Excellent video, very much appreciated.
One of the reasons why the approach can be well embraced is that SBA can help clients (vulnerable populations) to break through the constrains of institutional barriers. We social workers can work on it!
Bless this video 🧘🏻♂️
Thankyou for the examples!!
Great video, helped me understand the topic thoroughly and even made me passionate about it! thank you :))
Hello,
great video, thank you!
It would be helpful though putting the links on the description so people lacking in internet skills to have easier access.
I was thinking the same thing
Its sad how my social work masters degree is wasting in my head because of language barrier in Sweden. I love helping People.
Get a translation app on your phone goggle has a nice one that you can converse with.
67 !! I think Anne should have been 87 with all of those very aged symptoms
67 isnt that old guys! Anne sounds more like an 90 year old!
At 5:30 ish narrator says ‘3 houses’ ? (As a tool for helping ppl?) erm, pardon ? Lol
it's a model that helps recognise strengths and identify issues.
Nonesense, surely this is the Emperors new clothes, are we not working in this way anyway? If not why not?
No, I moved to a place that puts people in a box, by their label, and can only see their 'treatment' needs, and whether there they can 'access' treatment. They never measure satisfaction or progress from the client. That's who this model is speaking to. Trust me, I was appalled when I moved here 5 years ago.