Whether you're a health care, social service, or long-term-care professional, you'll find the individual teaching modules easy to use and effective tools for helping learners acquire all the skills needed to:
-- establish a successful "helping relationship"
-- use effective engagement strategies with clients
-- conduct comprehensive strengths assessments
-- develop consumer-directed goal plans
-- implement resource acquisition and advocacy strategies

Reproducible handouts and creative learning activities reinforce the lessons, and each of the detailed modules has been fully field tested. Additionally, the curriculum provides two valuable care management tools: The Strengths Inventory Form and The Personal Goal Plan. All the assessment and learning tools necessary to begin practicing a strengths-based approach to care management are here.