2005
DOI: 10.7202/706585ar
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La thérapie orientée vers la solution. Un modèle applicable à l’intervention en contexte d’autorité

Abstract: Partant du constat de la nécessité d'expérimenter de nouveaux modèles d'intervention en contexte d'autorité, les auteurs présentent une illustration de l'application de la thérapie orientée vers la solution en ce qui regarde l'intervention auprès de familles dirigées vers des services d'aide en vertu de la Loi sur la protection de la jeunesse. Après une présentation des principales caractéristiques de ce modèle d'intervention, le texte fournit une description, accompagnée d'exemples concrets, des étapes de son… Show more

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“…Some authors, like Brun and Rapp (2001), have stated that there is a risk in this approach of not taking into account the clients' reality, which is characterized by few resources and serious problems. Others have pointed out the challenges posed by the strengths-based approach, in particular in child protection services (Noble et al, 2000;Ouellet & Turcotte, 2002;Simard & Turcotte, 1992). According to Kivnick, Jefferys, and Heier (2003), even though the benefits associated with focusing on parents' strengths are recognized, the importance accorded to their children's safety and to continued relationships generally lead practitioners working in a protection context to concentrate disproportionately on the dangers in the children's environment.…”
Section: The Efficacy Of the Strengths-based Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some authors, like Brun and Rapp (2001), have stated that there is a risk in this approach of not taking into account the clients' reality, which is characterized by few resources and serious problems. Others have pointed out the challenges posed by the strengths-based approach, in particular in child protection services (Noble et al, 2000;Ouellet & Turcotte, 2002;Simard & Turcotte, 1992). According to Kivnick, Jefferys, and Heier (2003), even though the benefits associated with focusing on parents' strengths are recognized, the importance accorded to their children's safety and to continued relationships generally lead practitioners working in a protection context to concentrate disproportionately on the dangers in the children's environment.…”
Section: The Efficacy Of the Strengths-based Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(Kieffer 1984;Zimmerman et Rappaport 1988;Simard et Turcotte 1992;Zimmerman et al 1992;Dunst et al 1994;Le Bossé 1995;Zimmerman 1995;Zimmerman dans Fetterman et al 1996). Gutiérrez et al (1995) ont exploré entre autres l'empowerment psychologique à l'aide de propos d'intervenantes sociales.…”
Section: Empowerment Et Intervention Familiale Individualiséeunclassified