Unit CU2707

Active support enables this, and encourages the service user to do as much as they can according to their abilities, whereas the hotel model is based around institutional experiences, where everything is done for the service user, like you would expect when you use a hotel. The hotel model is a model that is outdated, and based upon old traditions where

Our program of senior care activities is designed to be extremely flexible. Our programs have evolved over many years and can be customized to meet the ever changing needs of each of our clients. Whether you need a helping hand with the household chores, a good home-cooked meal, or complete around the clock care, our caregivers are here for

Outcome 4- Be able to provide support for buying and using household and personal items-

TITLE: BE ABLE TO PLAN A HEALTH RELATED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PROGRAMME FOR A SELECTED INDIVIDUAL

The personal wellness plan assignment helped me strengthen my ability to take action and achieve what was important to me by teaching me strategies to help keep me focused. Of the components that were required to be completed, writing out my S.M.A.R.T goals was the most beneficial aspect for me. By giving myself guidelines to follow, I became more motivated to achieve my goal. Additionally, by identifying who my support system was given a sense of comfort knowing I’d have people to turn during the tough times. In my opinion, had I not identified those individuals I believe I would have felt alone and lost motivation. Thinking of future clients, I believe the two strategies I mentioned would be great recommendations. As a health coach, your

In this section I am going to evaluate the effectiveness of Lay people within the English Legal System.

Planned Interventions / Frequency / Responsible Party: 1. MHS will provide Autumn with resources for daily living and self-care skills to increase hygiene, sleep patterns, skin care, time management and chores weekly. 2. MHS will teach Autumn and model appropriate daily living behaviors in the home and community daily. 3. MHS will monitor praise Autumn for demonstrating learn skills without prompts weekly.

Positive reinforcers- Likely to repeat their behaviour when they get something they desire. He suggested this was the most effective way of encouraging new learning. Positive reinforcers for children include gaining adult attention, praise, stickers, sweets and treats.

When developing the program, I utilized the Adaptive Recreation Quarterly Program Plan form* as well as program Summary Report form* to outline the program specifics and keep track of things such as planning time and budget. I analyzed the information gathered from the assessments as well as knowledge I gathered through initial research to develop 4 a program outline that would be facilitated over four consecutive weeks. The dates and times for the program were Saturdays, from 5:30-8pm, March 18th to April 8th. I established 2 goals, each with 3 associated objectives, as well as embedded weekly journal prompts. The purpose of these journals were to allow participants the opportunities to establish goals for themselves, as well as evaluate

During our last practice, we had a discussion about what we thought could be holding us back as a team. Many ideas came up and we addressed each one. One suggestion was that we could practice 3-4 days a week instead of the 1-2 we have done. So Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Thomas came up with a plan/schedule for the rest of our season. We ask

Communication - Effective communication is the key to enhancing autonomy. It is important to involve people in decisions even when they do not use speech as their main means of communication. Person centred planning techniques point us towards many ways of listening to people in different ways other than relying on what they actually say, using tools such as learning logs, communication charts and supported decision making agreements, and these should all be utilised if we are to demonstrate that we have truly attempted to communicate effectively with an individual. It is also imperative that professionals and organisations ensure that the views of others who know and care about the person are invited and taken into account in any decision

From a self-management level, patients who are not meeting goals and health outcomes have to reevaluate their personal and health-related goals. If patients are not meeting health outcomes due to non-compliance or motivational issues, it is appropriate for patients to set individual goals and action plans (Bodenheimer, Davis, & Holman, 2007). Individually, or with provider assistance, goals should be set by the patient that are specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and time oriented (Bodenheimer et al., 2007). Once goals have been set, follow up from providers or caregivers are helpful in keeping patients accountable (Bodenheimer et al., 2007).

I was able to get Ms. Pedone to fill out both Monthly and Weekly calendars. We were also able to worked on the family’s routines and put them on paper. I was not able to see if Ms. Pedone will put the 3 routines in effect or if they will be effective, due to the limited amount of time I spent on the goal.

involves of six monthly meetings between a qualified wellness professional and a member. This treatment is built on public reasoning and self-efficacy philosophy which put emphasis on the communication between the individual, their surroundings, and their conduct. These philosophies suggest that people receive strengthening from linking behaviors to appreciate results, and a relationship between perceived capability and developmental alteration. The Coach Approach procedure is also constant with a version of those philosophies fixed on connections between working out, performance, and behavior change. (http://ciafel.fade.up.pt/ojs/index.php/AEHD/index)

This afternoon, the staff facilitate a session focused on how exercising. The provider took Reggie for a walk. The provider encouraged Reggie to do more exercise. The staff also taught Reggie how to watch his diet and do healthy physical exercise. Reggie informed the staff that he enjoys exercising and going to the Gym. The staff told Reggie to set up a day that he feels comfortable so he could go to the Gym. The pan is to continue to motivate Reggie and provide different type of exercise that would be beneficial for his health.