Type:	book
Title:	Shaping the future : training resources
Authors:	O'Neil, Di
Keywords:	Training;Impact on children and young people
Year:	2004
Publisher:	Australian Government - Office of the Status of Women, [Canberra
Notes:	"Strengths-based frameworks for professionals who work with children living with domestic violence" "Funded by Partnerships Against Domestic Violence:, an Australian Government initiative." Product code: OFW288 This project is funded by Partnerships Against Domestic Violence to improve the meeting of children’s needs by providing training resources for professionals working with children experiencing domestic violence. It relies on a strengths-based practice framework, which focuses on the strengths, capacities and possibilities in the process of change, and to guide intervention strategies with modelling choices rather than determining outcomes. The training resources package focuses on teaching professionals and trainers to apply the strengths-based practice framework. It looks at the family and other significant adults to identify the processes for strengthening the adult resources in the child’s networks. It investigates practices that assist professionals for the child’s benefit and practices that focus on the child’s world view, as well as outlining the requirements both for enhancing the capacity of the professional and the organisation, and for building community capacity. Kit includes overheads and posters.
Contents:	Shaping the future : practice framework: 131 p. Shaping the future : training resources:Unit 1: Introduction Unit 2: Shaping the future:practice framework Unit 3: Understanding strengths-based approaches Unit 4: Preparing to work therapeutically Unit 5: Key components of strengths-based practice Unit 6: Expanding therapeutic opportunities Unit 7: Organisational responsibilities Appendices
URI:	https://anrows.intersearch.com.au/anrowsjspui/handle/1/11233
ISBN:	9781877042461
Physical description:	3 ring binder, various pagings
Appears in Collections:	Book Chapters

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