I am developing a therapies framework for case managers and would like some information and advice from those that may have attempted to do the same. The idea is for case managers to provide specialist interventions (psychosocial interventions). What therapies are a priority in your setting? how are the therapies governed and how are staff supported to do this? how is this linked to staff PADs or ongoing professional development as well as professional competency standards?
See Cusinato & L'Abate, 2012 and L'Abate, Cusinato, Miano, Colesso & Scilletta 2010.
Thank you, I will read your book. Seems very relevant to what I need.
Depending upon the setting in which your case managers work, their expertise and the scope of what what you intend with "psychosocial interventions", it may be useful to look at the WHO Psychological First Aid materials (including facilitation guide): http://www.who.int/mental_health/publications/guide_field_workers/en/
On my website you can also find these and additional materials, such as a guide for Lay Counsellors developed with IFRC: www.peaceinpractice.org (click the publication icon and it will take you directly to the organization's websites).
Dear tawanda,
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