Individual Support Certificate III (Disability)
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Running Head: INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT CERTIFICATE III (DISABILITY)
INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT CERTIFICATE III (DISABILITY)
Name of the student:
Student ID-
Name of the university:
Author note:
INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT CERTIFICATE III (DISABILITY)
Name of the student:
Student ID-
Name of the university:
Author note:
1INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT CERTIFICATE III (DISABILITY)
Part 1
A. Behaviours of concern:
Behaviour of concern can be defined as the action and words that describes
inappropriate behaviour of a person. It is a behaviour done by people, which creates
complication to others as well as to themselves (Gifford and Nilsson 2014).
B. Positive behaviour support
Positive behaviour support is a support strategy used to comprehend a person’s
challenging behaviour. Usually an individual’s behaviour is influenced by their surrounding
and cannot be changed easily as they are functional. Their inappropriate actions assist a
purpose for them (Hassiotis et al. 2014).
C. Ji-yoon-
Ji-yoon was born with cerebral palsy that damages the movement,
posture and coordination. To assist her in maintaining her body posture
and movement, walking aids, body braces could be suggested by Julie.
Hearing aids and eye glasses could also be recommended to maintain
her coordination.
To deal with her learning speech difficulty, speech therapy could be
conducted.
Counselling and recreational therapy could be conducted in minimising
her outbursts.
To control her recurrent seizure, exercise and specific diet could be
advised by Julie.
Part 1
A. Behaviours of concern:
Behaviour of concern can be defined as the action and words that describes
inappropriate behaviour of a person. It is a behaviour done by people, which creates
complication to others as well as to themselves (Gifford and Nilsson 2014).
B. Positive behaviour support
Positive behaviour support is a support strategy used to comprehend a person’s
challenging behaviour. Usually an individual’s behaviour is influenced by their surrounding
and cannot be changed easily as they are functional. Their inappropriate actions assist a
purpose for them (Hassiotis et al. 2014).
C. Ji-yoon-
Ji-yoon was born with cerebral palsy that damages the movement,
posture and coordination. To assist her in maintaining her body posture
and movement, walking aids, body braces could be suggested by Julie.
Hearing aids and eye glasses could also be recommended to maintain
her coordination.
To deal with her learning speech difficulty, speech therapy could be
conducted.
Counselling and recreational therapy could be conducted in minimising
her outbursts.
To control her recurrent seizure, exercise and specific diet could be
advised by Julie.
2INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT CERTIFICATE III (DISABILITY)
D. Peter
Peter is suffering from paraplegia due to which he lost his walking
ability. To help him with that walking aids could be suggested.
He has become prone to outburst, which could be treated by
conducting counselling sessions.
Physical therapy such as, electric muscle simulation, exercise and
manual therapy could be conducted to encourage a healthy lifestyle for
peter.
Part 2
Providing safe environment to patient suffering from disability is essential in order to
get an effective result. An efficient care plan could be assessed after listening their
mental and physical problem for patient such as Ji-yoon and Emma, who are suffering
from speech delivering and walking difficulty. They should be provided with
emotional support and physical comfort such that they can share their feelings to the
worker. Patient suffering from disabilities usually afraid of getting isolated, hence
valuing and respecting the patient as a part of the society, could minimise that fear.
These patient are usually prone to aggressive outbursts, which can be reduced by
conducting counselling and recreational therapy. Resident care system and transition
of care system should be provided by patient centred care to give them a healthy daily
life. Healthy diet could be provided to give them a hale and hearty lifestyle. They
should be provided with an environment where they can enjoy their life at fullest.
Part 3-
A.
D. Peter
Peter is suffering from paraplegia due to which he lost his walking
ability. To help him with that walking aids could be suggested.
He has become prone to outburst, which could be treated by
conducting counselling sessions.
Physical therapy such as, electric muscle simulation, exercise and
manual therapy could be conducted to encourage a healthy lifestyle for
peter.
Part 2
Providing safe environment to patient suffering from disability is essential in order to
get an effective result. An efficient care plan could be assessed after listening their
mental and physical problem for patient such as Ji-yoon and Emma, who are suffering
from speech delivering and walking difficulty. They should be provided with
emotional support and physical comfort such that they can share their feelings to the
worker. Patient suffering from disabilities usually afraid of getting isolated, hence
valuing and respecting the patient as a part of the society, could minimise that fear.
These patient are usually prone to aggressive outbursts, which can be reduced by
conducting counselling and recreational therapy. Resident care system and transition
of care system should be provided by patient centred care to give them a healthy daily
life. Healthy diet could be provided to give them a hale and hearty lifestyle. They
should be provided with an environment where they can enjoy their life at fullest.
Part 3-
A.
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