VI Ethics 01. Ethical considerations: A basic premise of human services that it is helpful in ethical consideration is to consider all human services to be experiments with human subjects. In fact, a strong argument could be made through examination of how such...
VII Processes 01. Engagement a. Establishing a trust relationship b. Establishing safety c. Assessment of strengths and weaknesses d. Formulating a behavioral conceptualization, and e. Eliciting from the client the formulation of a vision and a plan for change f....
VIII Personal Development Factors A. Self-Appraisal: this includes an assessment of self in parts and whole. Usually includes a comparison of self to others and a judgement in regard to worth or value. Such judgements are highly arbitrary and allow for substantial...
IX SPECIFIC INTERVENTION STRATEGIES A. Protocols # 01 Depression – Helplessness is the major characteristic of depression. Other symptoms may include: sadness, lack of interest, lack of energy, exertion, withdrawal, hopelessness, appetite change: gain or loss of...
X. REFERENCES A. Philosophical & Theoretical Resources Allen, Fredrick H., The Dilemma of Growth Baar, Bernard J., A Cognitive Theory of Consciousness, 1988 Bradley, Valerie J. & Knoll, James, Shifting Paradigms in Services to People with Developmental...
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