Strength-Based Perspective
STRENGTH BASED PERSPECTIVE
According to Dennis Saleebey (1992), the Strength Based Perspective’s main focus is on the client’s strengths and assets to get the best outcome which will bring the client to self efficacy. This perspective seek to identify the client’s potential. Rapp et al “offers six standards for judging what constitutes as strength based approach” 1.Goal orientation 2. Strength assessment 3. Resources from environment 4. Explicit methods are used for identifying client and environment strengths for goal attainment 5. the relationship is hope inducing and 6. Meaningful choice. Taking into consideration the standards listed above James ultimate goal is to work full time with cars and that goal can be achieved by helping James
According to Dennis Saleebey (1992), the Strength Based Perspective’s main focus is on the client’s strengths and assets to get the best outcome which will bring the client to self efficacy. This perspective seek to identify the client’s potential. Rapp et al “offers six standards for judging what constitutes as strength based approach” 1.Goal orientation 2. Strength assessment 3. Resources from environment 4. Explicit methods are used for identifying client and environment strengths for goal attainment 5. the relationship is hope inducing and 6. Meaningful choice. Taking into consideration the standards listed above James ultimate goal is to work full time with cars and that goal can be achieved by helping James