Relational Approach To Practice

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    Where do your thoughts go most often at work?

    • I am focussed on the individual woman in front of me
    • I am focussed on thinking about the needs of the women in general
    • I am focussed on the needs of the agency as a whole
    • I am focussed on the clock...is it time to go home yet?
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Relational Approach To Practice - Quiz
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The 'RELATIONAL APPROACH TO PRACTICE' quiz assesses skills in counseling, social interaction, and conflict resolution. It focuses on understanding relationships in a professional setting, improving interpersonal communication, and advocating for others effectively.

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  • 2. 

    In counselling, what is more important than the relationship between counsellor and client?

    • Nothing

    • Safety

    • Change

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  • 3. 

    How often do you have social type conversations with residents?  (e.g. talking about the weather, or tv or what someone is wearing)

    • Every shift

    • As often as time allows

    • Maybe once in a while

    • Never

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  • 4. 

    Two women have been arguing on and off for a week, sometimes prompting staff reminders to not disturb others with their yelling.  Which statement best captures your thoughts:

    • They should be given warnings, and if this continues on they may have to be asked to leave

    • They are compromising the stay of others with their noise; you can't put the needs of the two above the needs of the rest

    • I will have to keep on talking to them about it - clearly its hard for them to remember in the moment

    • I will ask them how I can help them to be quieter in shelter

    • I would do lots of talking, lots of problem solving and reminding

    • I would do lots of talking, lots of problem solving and reminding - but remain open to the idea of asking them to leave if all else fails

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  • 5. 

    Do you ever watch tv, play cards or sit and drink coffee with our residents?

    • Yes

    • Yes - time is an issue, but I do try to do this

    • No, but I like this idea

    • No

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  • 6. 

    Can you think of a specific instance in the past year when you have advocated with team mates to avoid having to ask someone to leave the shelter?

    • Yes

    • No

    • Not in the past six months, but it has happened before

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  • 7. 

    What are your thoughts about how our agency has been stretching more and more to meet the needs of very complex women?

    • Yes! Yippee!

    • It's good - but we can't be all things to everyone

    • In theory its good, in practice I think we are over extending ourselves

    • I really don't like it

    • Stretching hurts

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  • 8. 

    How often do your crisis calls last 30 minutes or more?

    • Never

    • Very rarely, but it does happen

    • At least once a week

    • Quite often

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  • 9. 

    What is your reaction to this saying:"always people before paper"

    • Well, duh...of course people before paper

    • Makes sense to me

    • A nice sentiment, but thats not possible in reality

    • Almost always this is so

    • I like to make sure I have computer/paper work in order and then I am free to meet with the residents

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  • 10. 

    You become aware that a woman has stolen some cutlery in the kitchen.  What is your likely reaction?

    • Nothing. These things are bound to happen, cannot be avoided

    • Written warning

    • Tell woman what you are aware of and ask her to return items

    • Remind the woman that you can help her problem-solve if she needs household goods

    • Address stealing in a general way at housemeeting, not targeting specific woman

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