Question

How can we implement the communitisation of care in our vision and transform recovery into something real?

Problem description

The recovery vision requires a change of culture of the professional, but also of clients and the community.  We have to move away from the paternalistic care model.  To enable this project, we need a broader community support base, if not, a rehabilitation oriented approach doesn’t make much sense (because of stigmatisation).  The communitisation of care requires another language, formation, intervision, supervision

Impact - effect

Without proper training, peer review or intervision and supervision of professionals, the recovery vision remains nothing more than a slogan. There is a need for a profound awareness so that stigma in the minds of professionals can tackled as well, and to turn away from the paternalism that is inherent to the formation of professionals.  If the community framework doesn’t follow, the client with whom we are working with a recovery based approach, will be solely confronted with stigmatisation

To do

Deploying experienced workers (experts by experience) to inspire clients to recovery including their mental vulnerability. This implies:

- Client related tasks: support in and during the process of recovery, individual and in group with peers

- Team related tasks: coaching of colleagues and schools, discuss recovery supporting and hindering interventions, point at stigmatisation and discuss the issue

- Organisation related tasks: a recovery oriented contribution in the further development and organisation of care in projects, care programmes, policy of organisations

- Profession related tasks: reflection on own practice, maintain expertise and competences, participate in intervisions, contribute to the development of the profession and the professional valorisation of expertise by experience (working groups, guest lectures at college)

Hyperlink

http://www.mobileteamsconnecting.eu/bijlagen/H37%20-%20ppt%20mobiele%20dag%20Noolim%20(NHN).pdf

Theme

Starting up and further development/deployment of mobile teams

Topic

recovery oriented approaches in mobile teams

Reference -  contact

Caroline Thierfeldt

Mobile team

2b

Project

Noolim

Intership abroad - place

Noord-Holland-Noord

Date

September 2014