Recommended Reading: Seeing The Strengths: An Up-Beat Approach To Routine Community Team Supervision.

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Authors: Brad Wynne and Bridget Hamilton, VIC

Year: 2008

Event: 2008 TheMHS Conference

Subject: Strengths Model of Case Management , Changing Workforce Practices, CASE MANAGEMENT, RECOVERY / REHABILITATION

Type of resource: Conference Presentations and Papers

ISBN: 9780975765340

Abstract: The implementation of the Strengths Model of Case Management (Rapp & Goscha, 2006) at St.Vincent’s Mental Health (Melbourne) in September 2006 incorporates a model of team supervision that provides support and affirmation, generates and shares ideas and learning for clinicians. Just as the strengths case management focuses on goals and strengths rather than deficits, so the supervision sessions focus on recognizing clinician effort, ingenuity and accomplishments. As a result of this structured approach to supervision, clinicians are more hopeful in their work and are developing skills to empower their clients to maximize recovery.

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