Improve your Human-service Effectiveness Link Map:
A Framework for Providing
Effective Human ServiceBy Peter K. Gerlach, MSW
Member NSRC Experts Council
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This series for human-service providers is under construction .
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Foundations for all providers - read these in order to prepare yourself to help other people effectively:
1) Introduction
perspective on me and these Web pages,
ten steps to get the most from this series.
2) See how these core premises for human-service providers compare to your beliefs.
3) Review - perspective on human personalities and inherited psychological wounds
4) Review - perspective on human needs - the roots of all behavior.
5) An overview of how lethal psychological wounds + unawareness pass down the generations;
6) Learn Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy basics;
7) Perspective on motivating other people to change and resistance to change.
8) Requisites: are you qualified to provide effective human service?
9) How non-clinical helpers can Introduce parts-work to troubled people:
Coaches
Counselors
Clergy
Educators
Executives
Legal
Law-enforcement
Marketing
Media
Medical
Military
Social work
The rest of these articles are for "mental health" professionals
like therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, clinical social workers, marriage and family counselors, grief counselors, addiction counselors, licensed life coaches, spiritual advisors, etc. These articles assume you're familiar with online lessons 1 -6 in this Web site.10) Perspective on systemic clinical work
11) First contact with potential clients and patients - initial assessment
12) Working with troubled adults using inner-family (IFS) therapy
13) Working with troubled relationships using inner-family (IFS) therapy
14) Working with low-nurturance ("dysfunctional") families
15) Working with troubled stepfamilies
16) Common parts-work errors
17) Common blocks to effective clinical parts-work
18) Parts work and therapeutic transference
19) Terminology and selected parts-work defiinitions
20) Selected resources?
21) Thoughts on prevention
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