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The residential youth care worker in action : a collaborative, competency-based approach / Robert Bertolino, Kevin Thompson.
LIBRA HV863 .B47 1999
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Van Pelt Library HV863 .B47 1999
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Bertolino, Bob, 1965-
- Series:
- Haworth marriage and the family
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Child care workers--Training of--United States.
- Child care workers.
- Group homes for children--United States.
- Group homes for children.
- Group homes for youth--United States.
- Group homes for youth.
- Child care workers--Training of.
- United States.
- Physical Description:
- xxiv, 182 pages ; 22 cm.
- Place of Publication:
- New York : Haworth Mental Health Press, [1999]
- Contents:
- The Evolution of Residential Youth Care Work xvi
- Chapter 1. A Day in the Life: The Many Faces of Residential Youth Care Workers 1
- Here, There, and Everywhere: Profiling the Residential Youth Care Worker 1
- The Long and Winding Road: A New Direction for Youth Care Workers 3
- The Heart of the Matter: The Resiliency Factor 6
- Making the Connection: The Power of Relationships 6
- The Toolbox 7
- Building a Foundation: Assumptions of a Collaborative, Competency-Based Approach 8
- Experience, Views/Stories, Action, and Context 14
- Chapter 2. Something to Believe In: From Impossibility to Possibility 17
- What Walt Disney Knew: Creating Possibilities 17
- From Pathology to Competency: A New Language of Change 19
- Wherever You Are, That's Okay 27
- Keeping the Lines Moving and Signposts of Change 29
- Chapter 3. Making Contact: Creating a Respectful Context and Climate for Change 31
- First Impressions 31
- Face-to-Face Assessment 34
- Hotline Calls and Phone Assessments 55
- Chapter 4. We're in This Together: Teaming Up in the Service of Change 61
- Creating Change Through Team Meetings and Staffings 62
- It's Your Turn: The Process of Changing Shifts 72
- Thoughts on Level Systems 81
- Chapter 5. Now You See It, Now You Don't: Altering Problematic Patterns of Viewing 85
- The Role of Views 85
- Changing Problematic Patterns of Viewing 89
- A Different View: Externalizing the Problem 93
- Creating Compelling Futures with Possibilities 98
- Chapter 6. Pete and Repeat: Altering Problematic Patterns of Action, Interaction, and Context 109
- Problematic Patterns of Action and Interaction 109
- Changing the Doing of Problematic Patterns of Action and Interaction 111
- Changing the Context 121
- Identifying and Amplifying Change 123
- Chapter 7. "Houston, We Have a Problem": Managing Crisis with an Eye on Possibilities 129
- Crisis 129
- Ideas for On-Call Crisis Management 135
- Smokey the Bear versus Freddy the Fireman: Preventing Crises Before They Happen 140
- Unconditional Conversations: The Power of Relationships 145
- I Didn't Do It! Promoting Accountability 148
- Promoting Accountability Within Preestablished Conditions 151
- Chapter 8. The Journey of 1,000 Miles: Exploring Future Roads with Possibilities 157
- The Big Picture: Sharing Change with Large Audiences 157
- Certifiably Changed 162
- At Every Ending Is a New Beginning: Discharge As Transition 162
- Don't Forget Me! The Light That Never Goes Out 167
- Countering Burnout and Valuing Yourself 168.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references (pages [171]-175) and index.
- ISBN:
- 0789007010
- 0789009129
- OCLC:
- 41090610
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