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1 - Intensive Support (Used when the client does not possess the resources…
1 - Intensive Support
Used when the client does not possess the resources or capability to cope with demands.
• They become very dependent upon others and unable to function.
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4 - Formal
Instruction
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Client' level of confidence and self-responsibility increase, they feel empowered and in control.
Once acquisition of adaptive skills and attitudes complete, many sources of assistance stop.
Clients function relatively independently and are in a position to acquire specific skills and attitudes to foster adaptive behaviour.
• Develop specific skills to cope with situation
7 - Personal Innovation
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Clients assume responsibility for their own actions.
-->They function independently and are self-directed.
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Clients are provided with an environment that encourages exploration and creative problem solving and they are supported in their quest to find innovative ways of expression or adapting.
2 - Advising/Guiding
Once the immediate crisis has passed, this intervention provides gradual encouragement of independence.
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3 - Coaching
Client working toward greater independence, need for individual attention decreases.
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A coaching intervention provides a safety net for clients making a major transition towards independence
- It serves as a route to the development or refinement of specific skills (i.e. life skills)
Example: Joining a 'Job Club" to gain basic job search skills.
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Client can adopt or reject suggestions, they are in control.
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