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Adaptive caring
A framework that Weavers draws on
Adaptive caring A framework that Weavers draws on Were always - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Adaptive caring A framework that Weavers draws on Were always - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Adaptive caring A framework that Weavers draws on Were always responding to whats going on around us Shifting behaviours Carers experiences https://vimeo.com/62818796 Adaptive caring Understand Helen finds its frustrating
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Shifting behaviours
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Carers experiences
https://vimeo.com/62818796
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Understand
“Helen finds it’s frustrating sometimes to talk to Kristy”
Adaptive caring
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Understand
“Helen finds it’s frustrating sometimes to talk to Kristy”
“T ricia suggested some strategies for coping”
“She just
- ffered the
way to work things out”
Adaptive caring
Identify
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Understand
“Helen finds it’s frustrating sometimes to talk to Kristy” “I spoke about things that worked for me with my son - he was finding it hard”
“T ricia suggested some strategies for coping”
“She just
- ffered the
way to work things out”
Adaptive caring
Identify Act
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Understand
“Helen finds it’s frustrating sometimes to talk to Kristy” “I spoke about things that worked for me with my son - he was finding it hard” “Weavers helped us solve a lot of little issues in a way that’s eased us through life”
“T ricia suggested some strategies for coping”
“She just
- ffered the
way to work things out”
Adaptive caring
Identify Act Reflect
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Adaptive caring loop
Understand Identify Act Reflect
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We’d like you to explore a moment in your caring journey. A moment where have you gotten through a hard time. A time when you were able to take action despite the pressure, anxiety and stress.
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Activity-Introduction
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Activity-Roles
A ‘Rescuer of Words’ is the person that accurately captures the conversation. An outsider witness is an invited audience to a therapy conversation – a third party who is invited to listen to and acknowledge the preferred stories and identity claims of the person consulting the therapist (*). From Narrative practice we have learnt the following roles:
(*) Dulwich centre, Outsider-witness practices: some answers to commonly asked questions, compiled by Maggie Carey & Shona Russell
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1. Interview each other
2. Share back to the group 3. Create a collective map
Activity-Steps
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20
minutes
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15
minutes
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10
minutes
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5
minutes
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