The Power of Parenting

Friday, 30 July 2010


Engaging and Motivating Parents


    Q:What does the professional do when overloaded with too many demands on the job?A:This is a self-care issue that many professionals wrestle with on a...
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    Q:What are some ways for a professional to engage the relevant players in a family?A:Key family members may be suspicious and reluctant to engage in a...
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    Q:Is there a process that should be followed when making the first face-to-face visit with families?A:Byrd developed a model of child-focused home vi...
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    Q:How do professionals work through the challenge of cultural complexities?A:Delivering services in culturally sensitive and competent ways is a conti...
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    Q:How do professionals involved in a home visiting program overcome the limits posed by the physical environment in the home?A:Often the home environm...
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    Q:How do professionals balance their purpose to “fix” the child’s problem with the family’s need to attend to other issues?A:Often parents have multip...
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    Q:How does the tension between the professional's future orientation and the family's present orientation get balanced?A:Professionals often try and e...
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    Q:How does the professional support the family when there is limited access to community resources?A:Access to community resources may be hampered by ...
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    Q:How does the professional best prepare for situations where his/her own safety is at risk?A:Most agencies have policies on personal safety. Here is ...
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    Q:How does the professional deal with a blockage in the family’s readiness to change?A:The family may well have a different perspective of their situa...
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