cover image: Case Management Foundations Workbook Module 3

Case Management Foundations Workbook Module 3

30 Aug 2024

Case Management is an evolving practice and the ongoing input and feedback from ACWS members, both individually and collectively, has made and will continue to make this course relevant for, reflective of, and responsive to the Alberta context of domestic abuse shelter practice. [...] We would also like to acknowledge that this educational offering is made possible with funding and partnership from the Government of Canada under the Community Services Recovery Fund, and from the Ministry of Children and Family Services. [...] You must also remain attuned to the survivor to ensure she is leading and afforded the opportunity to identify relevant supports. [...] This intentional language helps shift the focus from the survivor to the abuser and holds the abuser accountable for the violence and abuse. [...] Talk to your team How do you effectively transition between the different counselling approaches – nondirective, collaborative, and directive – during the acting phase based on the evolving needs and responses of survivors? Reach out to your team to explore how you can shift between these approaches to best support survivors in crisis.

Authors

Catherine Spezowka

Pages
20
Published in
Canada

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