Relevant PSR Practice Domains and Competencies include Domain B \u201cPsychosocial Rehabilitation, Supporting Practices and Recovery\u2013oriented Services\u201d and in particular competency B.2 that speaks to \u201ccommunicating effectively\u201d with supporters such as family, friends, supporters and other stakeholders. Similarly, Competency C.3 articulates the need to \u201cform effective relationships with individuals and their supports\u201d in order to access needed resources and supports and services. Competency B.1 describes the need for demonstrating \u201cethical, legal practices, and professional behavior.\u201d If there is any doubt, please collaborate with the person receiving services, your manager, as well as organizational policy documents relating to consent. When working with individuals the points below may be helpful starting points for conversation:<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Considering ways to include family and support network in all steps of the intervention or treatment is essential.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Sometimes it can be difficult when family or friends don't want to be involved or if they say or do things that are hurtful. In these situations, it can be helpful to identify strategies for how the person can support themselves to remain well.\u00a0In such situations, some strategies might be:<\/p>\n\n\n\n
It is important to have a support network with trusted members that can be enlisted to provide support. Some ways to develop social connections and build a support network include:<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Relevant PSR Practice Domains and Competencies include Domain B \u201cPsychosocial Rehabilitation, Supporting Practices and Recovery\u2013oriented Services\u201d and in particular competency B.2 that speaks to \u201ccommunicating effectively\u201d with supporters such as family, friends, supporters and other stakeholders. Similarly, Competency C.3 articulates the need to \u201cform effective relationships with individuals and their supports\u201d in order to access … <\/p>\n