This is a 2-part training series designed to increase Family Peer Advocate’s precision in delivering support to parents that is family-centered, strength-based, and resolution-focused.
Part Two begins with an immersive exercise that reminds us of approaches that are productive and those that are counterproductive and then look at three essential competencies for delivering productive peer support:
This is a 2-part training series designed to increase Family Peer Advocate’s precision in delivering support to parents that is family-centered, strength-based, and resolution-focused.
Part One will explore the complexity of working with families who are frequently managing crises large and small. Three strategies will be described that FPAs can use in their work with families:
Family-Centered Care is an approach that extends beyond being “nice” to families. It is about aligning relationships and service delivery in a manner that gets results! This session will include a brief overview of Family-Centered Care. Participants will hear about three elements that can throw progress off-track, and experience an immersion exercise that will lead to a deeper understanding of the WHY of this essential healthcare competency.
