Youtube CMHCD: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nABypXu76U0
Webinar on Social Work and Strength Based Approach with Dirk den Hollander (The CARe Network) and Jana Pluhaříková Pomajzlová (Centrum pro rozvoj péče o duševní zdraví).
This broadcast is part of the project “Social Housing Support and Its Systematic Implementation in the Czech Republic” which is run by the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (implemented within the OPZ+). We would like to thank for the invitation and excellent cooperation with the entire project and production team of Josef Hawel, we appreciate it very much.
Speakers: Mgr. Jana Pluhaříková Pomajzlová (Centre for the Development of Mental Health Care, www.cmhcd.cz) and Dirk den Hollander (The CARe Network, www.thecare-network.com).
The webinar was held free of charge in Prague with the participation of several professionals of social housing support services. We are grateful for this interest and the joint reflection in several exercises we included in the programme. The recording summarizes the main themes and experiences with the strengths-based approach, referring to the theoretical background and practical application of the principles of CARe approach (Comprehensive Approach to Rehabilitation and Recovery). We welcome your questions, reactions, reflections and sharing of your experiences.
If you would like to know more about the topic, consider further training or development in this area, please do not hesitate to contact us. Recently there is an excellent occasion – we realise an international Erasmus + project, in which we offer new training programs free of charge, so be sure you take your spot there!
More information about the Social support in housing project can be found on the website https://socialnibydleni.mpsv.cz/ and on the FB page “Social Housing in the Czech Republic”: https://www.facebook.com/socialnibydlenivcr
Recommended reading:
DEN HOLLANDER, D., WILKEN JP: Werken in verbinding. Praktijkboek Steunend Relationeel Handelen, 2020 Amsterdam
RIDGWAY, P. [et al.].: Pathways to Recovery. University of Kansas School of Social Welfare, 2014. 407 s.
WILKEN, J.P.: Recovering Care. A contribution to a theory and practice of good care. Amsterdam: SWP Publishers, 2010
WILKEN, J.P., HANGA, K. et al.: Stories of recovery and participation – experiences and challenges. Tallin: Talin University, 2015. ISBN 978-9949-29-190-8.
RAPP, Ch.A., GOSHA, R., J.: The Strengths Model, A Recovery Oriented Approach to Mental Health Services. New York: Oxford University Press, Inc., 2012. ISBN 978-0-19-976408-2.
SLADE, M. 100 ways to support recovery. London: Rethink, 2013.
