supporting hope & resilience for families · shame. building resilience. hope . relationships....
TRANSCRIPT
Supporting Hope & Resilience for Families
10.413.2 11.1
16.320.8
28.5
0
30Smoking
1.33 3.9 5
7.5
12
0
12
Drug Problem
2%6%
11%
19%
30%
0%
10%
20%
30%
Homeless
7.311
14 15.519.3
24.5
0
30MH Treatment
4.9 5.66.7
5.6
9.48.1
0
12Cardio Vascular Disease
3.6 57 6.1
8.9 10.1
0
20
Work Injury/Illness
6.17.5 8 7.5 7.9
11.7
0
14Diabetes
1.9 2.85
78.8
15
0
16Anxiety
1.33 3.9 5
7.5
12
0
14Asthma
8.2 8.611 11.8 10.3
15.6
0
20Cancer
1315
17 17
23
0
25
Unemployed
0
5
10
Missed 15 of 30 Work Days (MH)
Parents in DependencyCourt
6 ACEs on average
SHAME
BUILDING RESILIENCE
Hope
Relationships
Community and cultural connection
You can get there from here!
HOPE THEORY
…agency without pathways is a wish!
Will Power(Agency)
Way Power(Pathways)
EXPECTATION FOR GOAL
ATTAINMENT
Positive view
Help people see their strengths
Self-efficacy – belief in your own ability to accomplish something
Self-regulation – controlling one's behavior, emotions, and thoughts in the pursuit of long-term goals
Any effort to address past trauma that does not include empowerment is
doomed to fail.
Herman, Judith. (1992) Trauma and Recovery. Basic Books.
Culture, Community and Faith
Parents for Parents
Envision another way of living
Empower parents with information Dependency 101
Peer support and mentoring
Recognize strengths and competence
“What’s right with you?”
Empower and encourage
Articulate pathways to reunification and dismissal
Liberal and robust family time strengthens parent child relationships, promotes child and family well-
being, and expedites reunification.
Ensure meaningful Family Time
Case plans:
support resilience
build protective factors
Fairness
Court culture:
ceremony and celebration