Pulla 2017: strengths-based practice focuses on abilities
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“According to Pulla (2017), strengths-based practice is aimed at identifying people’s abilities, strengths and potential rather than being deficit focused.”
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Venkat Pulla’s 2017 work defines strengths‑based practice as focusing on identifying individuals’ abilities, strengths and potential rather than emphasizing deficits. This description matches the claim.
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- Strengths-Based Approach for Mental Health Recovery - PMC
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- Strengths-Based Approach in Social Work
Strengths-Based Approach in Social Work: A distinct ethical advantage ... XLIII CICA International Conference on Understanding Consciousness: Wellbeing, Emotions and Conflict View project · Thoughts, Processes and Responses for a demanding Society View project ... All content following this page was uploaded by Venkat Rao Pulla on 16 October 2017...
- Strengths-based approach: Practice Framework and Practice Handbook Contents
Strengths-based approach: · Practice Framework and · Practice Handbook · Contents · Introduction .......................................................................................................................... 3 · A practice framework for strengths based social work with adults ...
- (PDF) Papers in Strengths Based Practice
In fact, the way clinicians talk to clients influences the latter's ability to grow and develop. Key ideas embedded in the SP are empowerment, 1 · downloadDownload free PDFView PDFchevron_right · Strengths Based Approach in Social Work a Distinct Ethical Advantage · Venkat Pulla · Primrose Hall Publishing Group, 2017 ·
- What are Strengths based Practices all about? (PDF) | Academia
His inquiry explores the ethical benefits of strengths-based approaches, which improve the effectiveness and empowerment of social work practices. Dr Pulla offers a significant portion of his work under Creative Commons licensing to enhance ...
- Strengths-based practice: In conversation with Venkat Pulla [Episode 36]. - Charles Sturt University Research Output
The importance of nurturing strengths and supporting hope in the people with whom we work is highlighted.Dr Venkat Pulla is a Tata Dorabji Merit Scholar from the Tata Institute of Social Sciences India. Currently he teaches social work at Charles Sturt University in Australia.
- [PDF] What are strengths based practices all about | Semantic Scholar
Strengths Based Practices (SBPs) concentrates on the inherent strengths of individuals, families groups and organisations deploying peoples' personal strengths to aid their recovery and empowerment.
- Evidence behind the concept of strengths-based working | Research in Practice
Even problem-solving methods such as task-centred practice build on a person’s strengths, drawing on their own abilities and expertise about their situation in order to address problems. As Lyn Romeo, Chief Social Worker (England, Adults) notes, strengths-based working also has ‘clear historical links with community development social work of the 1970s, another period of austerity and public service cuts’ (Romeo, 2017).
- Strengths-Based Approaches in Social Work and Social Care: Reviewing the Evidence | Journal of Long-Term Care
Its primary aim was to explore the nature and extent of evidence in relationship to strengths-based approaches in social work and social care for adults; also how these approaches impact on practice and on outcomes for social care service users ...
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