Person Centred Approach | Psychotherapy
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Added on 2019-12-28
Person Centred Approach | Psychotherapy
Added on 2019-12-28
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UNDERSTANDING PERSONCENTRED APPROACH1
Person centred approach is also called as person psychotherapy. The main aim of thisapproach is to develop a sense of self among the patients of the social care firm, so that they canrealize that how their attitude, feelings, emotions and behaviour are being negatively affected. Thisprovides service users to grow, develop and make relations by exploring and utilising their ownidentity. This approach motivates patients to know about themselves so that they can think positiveand recover fast.The present file is based on the person-centred approach. It includesunderstanding and implementation of person approach in adult social care. Along with this, reportinvolves importance of establishing consent, ways to implement active participation, individual'sright to make choices and role of risk assessment. In the end, conclusion is explained with the keyfindings. TASK 11.1 Person-centred approachesThis approach is given by the Carl Roger an American psychologist in the 1950s. Adultsocial care organization use person-centred therapy for making adults centre of planning andsupport with upholding and promoting their individuality. Health care firms maintain the dignity,choice, privacy, rights, respect and independence of the patients. It deals with the individuals forunderstanding them about their identity consciously. Social care firms use this approach forrecovering the mental and physical disable adults. So that they can see the positive side of their lifeand can create hope of getting well soon As per this theory, it is important to have the three core conditions which are congruence,unconditional positive regards and empathy. It is a non directive approach which provides benefit ofrealizing and understanding the self identity and feelings. It also helps adults in maintaining goodrelations with the family, friends, colleagues, social care workers, etc.1.2 Explain why person-centred values must influence all aspects of social care work.Person-centred values include the respect and value of uniqueness possess by an individual.It must influence all the aspect of the social care work. The working of the health care organizationsneeds to be based on individualism so that each and every patient can enjoy his/ her identity. It isalso the requirement of the law such as Health and social care act 2012, codes of practice for socialcare workers, etc to follow individualism in the social care firms. It is essential to implement personcentred approach because different service users have different beliefs, religions, choices,perception, etc. And while, implementing these values within the adult care organization it isimportant to ensure the following points. 2
Proper support to the workers and patients in accessing their rightsTreat individual as individualSupport to exercise choicesProper privacy to the service user and health care professional as well.Maintain dignity and respect of all the persons. Provide independence to the individuals 1.3 Person-centred values should influence all aspects of social care work.In person-centred values, individuals are centre of the overall plan and support which makesthem to control their lives properly. This affects everything which social care workers and serviceusers do. It helps in providing support physically, emotionally, socially and intellectually. It is notabout providing quality and effective services to the persons for their life but it is about enablingindividuals to live their life in their own way. Health care firms focus on the needs and expectationsof the adults for their recovery. Their aim is to fulfil the desires and wants of the social care workersrather than forcing them to complete their tasks. It helps in planning properly the future of thepersons as per their wants. TASK 2 2.1 Contribution of history, preferences, wishes and needs of an individual to their care plan.By the help of history, preferences, wishes and needs of the person, social care firm candevelop an effective care plan. This information helps the social care organization in understandingabout the emotional, physical, social, communication, etc needs and support of an adult. Along withthis, history related to the health, medical information, family contacts, etc results to provide clearinformation about the behaviour and nature of the individual. All these detailed information enablescare plan to be accurate and reflect the preferences and needs of the service user. 2.2 Ways to put person-centred values into practice in a complex or sensitive situation.There are various complex or sensitive situations arises in the health care firms which are asdistressing or traumatic, threatening or frightening, serious implications or consequences, Complexcommunication, etc. In the complex or sensitive situation like death of relative of service user,pressure of family, etc it is essential to handle patient properly so that they can divert their mind. Itis important for the health care workers to monitor the working of the adult service users at the timeof sensitive situation for making them to do activities of their interest for some change andfreshness. While providing services during such complex conditions, social workers need tomaintain the dignity, independence and respect of the patients for putting person-centred values into3
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