Professional Leadership Practice 2: Counselling Change Proposal
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This report proposes a shift in the treatment approach for individuals undergoing alcohol and drug rehabilitation, advocating for the integration of family involvement. The author, a counselor, identifies the need for more client-centered and effective counseling methods, highlighting the potential benefits of family support in improving treatment outcomes and fostering healthier relationships. The report explores various counseling methods, including motivational interviewing, cognitive behavioral therapy, and the Te Whare Tapa Wha model, justifying the proposed change with observations from the author's counseling practice. A SWOT analysis is utilized to evaluate the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats associated with family involvement. The report concludes that family participation is essential to boost the morale of the individuals and will never let them feel lonely or isolated. The report also suggests that with family support, the client can recover from their addiction and lead a healthy and safe life.
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