SOWK 486 - Week 10 - Planning in Generalist Practice

Dr. Jacob Campbell

PLANNING 1 2 3 4 5 Planning and Implementing Change-Oriented Strategies Implementing the Planed Change Process Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW Heritage University

The Office: Birthday Party Planning PLANNING 1 2 3 4 5 Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Failing to plan… is planning to fail PLANNING 1 2 3 4 5 Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Agenda ✤ Information about goals ✤ The 8 steps to planning ✤ Practice doing the planning process PLANNING 1 2 3 4 5 Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Linkages in the Planned Changed Process Targeted Concerns Assessment Goals (Hepworth et al., 2017) PLANNING 1 2 3 4 5 Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Purpose and Function of Goals Attainment Priority Concern starting point PLANNING 1 Task or Objective incremental action steps 2 3 4 5 (Hepworth et al., 2017) Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Factors Influencing Goal Development Client Participation Resources and Supports Values and Beliefs Involuntary Status Environmental Conditions (Hepworth et al., 2017) PLANNING 1 2 3 4 5 Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Cognitive functioning Overt Emotional functioning Covert Behavioral change shared Reciprocal (Hepworth et al., 2017) PLANNING 1 2 3 4 5 Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

✤ ✤ ✤ ✤ ✤ All or nothing thinking ✤ Blaming ✤ Catastrophizing ✤ Discounting positives ✤ Emotional reasoning PLANNING 1 fi fi Thinking Distortions ✤ 2 3 Inability to discon rm Judgment focus Jumping to conclusions Examples in the media Personal examples ✤ Overgeneralization or globalization ✤ Personalizing ✤ Regret orientation ✤ “Should” statements ✤ Unfair comparisons ✤ What ifs Mind reading Negative mental ltering 4 5 Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Strategies for Developing Goals with Involuntary Clients Let’s Make a Deal Motivational Congruence Agreeable Mandate Getting Rid of the Mandate (Hepworth et al., 2017) PLANNING 1 2 3 4 5 Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Steps in the Planning Process Work with your client Prioritize Problems Translate Problems into Needs Evaluate Levels of Intervention Establish Goals Specify Objectives Specify Action Steps Formalize a Contract PLANNING 1 2 3 4 5 (Kirst-Ashman & Hulll, 2015) Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Steps in the Planning Process Work with your client Prioritize Problems Translate Problems into Needs •Creating Buy-in Evaluate Levels of Intervention •Developing self-ef cacy Establish Goals Specify Objectives Specify Action Steps Formalize a Contract 2 3 fi PLANNING 1 4 5 (Kirst-Ashman & Hulll, 2015) Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Steps in the Planning Process Work with your client Prioritize Problems •Contemplating change Translate Problems into Needs •Clearly understandable Evaluate Levels of Intervention Establish Goals •Realistic Specify Objectives Specify Action Steps Formalize a Contract PLANNING 1 2 3 4 5 (Kirst-Ashman & Hulll, 2015) Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Steps in the Planning Process S peci c M easurable A ttainable R elavant T ime-bound fi PLANNING 1 2 Work with your client Prioritize Problems Translate Problems into Needs Evaluate Levels of Intervention Establish Goals Specify Objectives Specify Action Steps Formalize a Contract 3 4 5 (Duran, 1981) Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Steps in the Planning Process Work with your client 1.Identify problems Prioritize Problems 2.Restate in behavioral terms Translate Problems into Needs Evaluate Levels of Intervention 3.Evaluate client priorities 4.Develop an initial agreement Establish Goals Specify Objectives Specify Action Steps Formalize a Contract PLANNING 1 2 3 4 5 (Kirst-Ashman & Hulll, 2015) Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Steps in the Planning Process •Problems of social transition •Interpersonal con ict •Psychological and behavior problems •Dissatisfaction in social relations •Inadequate resources •Problems with formal organizations •Problems in decision making •Problems in role performance 2 3 fl fl PLANNING 1 4 5 •Cultural and religious con icts (Kirst-Ashman & Hulll, 2015) Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Steps in the Planning Process Work with your client Prioritize Problems Translate Problems into Needs Ful llment Evaluate Levels of Intervention Sense of Wellbeing Establish Goals Basic Needs Specify Objectives Specify Action Steps Formalize a Contract fi PLANNING 1 2 3 4 5 (Kirst-Ashman & Hulll, 2015) Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Steps in the Planning Process Self-actualization Esteem Love and belonging Safety needs Physiological needs (Maslow, 1943) PLANNING 1 2 3 4 5 Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Steps in the Planning Process Unemployment Employment Homelessness Place to live Depression Relief of symptoms Grief Grief management Poor performance at school Improved school performance, motivation, family stability PLANNING 1 2 3 4 5 Work with your client Prioritize Problems Translate Problems into Needs Evaluate Levels of Intervention Establish Goals Specify Objectives Specify Action Steps Formalize a Contract (Kirst-Ashman & Hulll, 2015) Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Steps in the Planning Process 1.Focus on selected areas Work with your client Prioritize Problems 2.Review from levels of interaction Translate Problems into Needs Evaluate Levels of Intervention 3.Emphasize strengths Establish Goals Specify Objectives 4.Evaluate strategies Specify Action Steps 5.Make a decision PLANNING 1 2 3 Formalize a Contract 4 5 (Kirst-Ashman & Hulll, 2015) Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Steps in the Planning Process Work with your client •Suggest nature of intervention Prioritize Problems Translate Problems into Needs •De ned goals Evaluate Levels of Intervention Establish Goals •Clarify the purpose Specify Objectives Specify Action Steps •Broad statement Formalize a Contract fi PLANNING 1 2 3 4 5 (Kirst-Ashman & Hulll, 2015) Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Steps in the Planning Process Work with your client Prioritize Problems •Speci c and measurable Translate Problems into Needs Evaluate Levels of Intervention •Clear Establish Goals •Complete Specify Objectives Specify Action Steps Formalize a Contract fi PLANNING 1 2 3 4 5 (Kirst-Ashman & Hulll, 2015) Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Steps in the Planning Process Work with your client Prioritize Problems •Who Translate Problems into Needs Evaluate Levels of Intervention •What Establish Goals •When Specify Objectives Specify Action Steps Formalize a Contract PLANNING 1 2 3 4 5 (Kirst-Ashman & Hulll, 2015) Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Steps in the Planning Process Work with your client •What will occur Prioritize Problems •Built with collaboration Translate Problems into Needs Evaluate Levels of Intervention •Contains all of the speci cs of the plan Establish Goals Specify Objectives Specify Action Steps •Various formats Formalize a Contract 2 3 4 fi PLANNING 1 5 (Kirst-Ashman & Hulll, 2015) Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Steps in the Planning Process •Helps clients work on their problems Work with your client Prioritize Problems Translate Problems into Needs •Clients feel empowered Evaluate Levels of Intervention •Reminds them of their agreements and responsibilities •Assist in monitoring and evaluating PLANNING 1 2 3 4 5 Establish Goals Specify Objectives Specify Action Steps Formalize a Contract (Kirst-Ashman & Hulll, 2015) Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Steps in the Planning Process Work with your client Prioritize Problems •Written Translate Problems into Needs Evaluate Levels of Intervention •Oral Establish Goals •Implicit Specify Objectives Specify Action Steps Formalize a Contract PLANNING 1 2 3 4 5 (Kirst-Ashman & Hulll, 2015) Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

Steps in the Planning Process Work with your client Prioritize Problems Translate Problems into Needs What does the end RESULT look like? Evaluate Levels of Intervention Establish Goals Specify Objectives Specify Action Steps Formalize a Contract PLANNING 1 2 3 4 5 (Kirst-Ashman & Hulll, 2015) Fall 2021 SOWK 486 Jacob Campbell, LICSW — Heritage University

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