Case Study Do our own beliefs impact our service delivery? Remember Terry and Rita who we have already met. When we consider their age, their occupations throughout life, how they manage their spending habits, their style of communication with each other, it can be easy to project our own values and beliefs. Let’s consider how …
Case Study The importance of documentation, and how it can impact our mental health Imagine living all your life where people have said things about you like: struggling with feeling empathy lack of variance in tone and facial expressions struggling to understand humour, sarcasm, and other abstract concepts lack of emotional self-awareness What would …
Case Study Hailey and Jane Jane lives in an SDA (Shared Supported Accommodation). Jane enjoys the freedom and choice of her own support workers. Jane has the support of the Flair & Fine Care team. Jane has really felt at home with the team and her life has been a consistent dream. Jane needs the …
Case Study We all remember the first day jitters. Hailey has started working at Flair and Fine Care. Hailey is excited to be finally working with people who she feels need her support This is Hailey’s first position as a Support Worker. Hailey has had her induction pack discussed with her, demonstrating she understood the …
Choice and CONTROL Why is this important for happiness and what does this mean as support workers for the NDIS? The NDIS provides support workers under many categories. For most, we are employed under Improved Daily Living. This category is used to develop, maintain, or increase skill development. By increasing skill development, evidence demonstrates …
NDIS Capacity building and how this is essential for participant’s Quality of life Read More »
Case Study Damien has been working with Tim for 6 months. They enjoy a routine that is fragmented at times, with Tim needing external support for his Psychosocial needs. When things are routine for Tim he can get understimulated and needs to create his dopamine hit. Tim lives with inactive ADHD and Autism. Tim is …
What is Coercive control? Coercive control is a range of behaviours utilised by an individual person to gain and/or maintain control over another person. The goal of the perpetrator is: To devalue their target. Terry and Rita have been married for 48 years this November. you have been supporting Terry following an accident with his …
as support workers we can be asked to implement Positive Behaviour Support Plans (PBSP). support workers are fundamental in the implematation of PBSP as they coach the parents and caregivers in the implementation. in our role we need to understand the difference between building capacity and parental responsiblity. Building capacity is where we work together …
Difference between capacity building and parenting responsibility Read More »
Flair & FINE COMPLETED the intake for a new participant and the NdIS plan states Short term goal – My parents would like me to build my capacity to understand, express and regulate my emotions, both at home and in the community, so that I can develop coping strategies and recognise the signs of anxiety …
How do we support someone who does not want us there? Read More »
Case Study Damien works within a team of 3 fine & flair colleagues as jane requires extensive support. damien has been supporting jane with accessing her community and assisting with tasks within jane’s home for 3 months. they meet 4 times a week for 4 hours. Damien arrived for his scheduled shift and Jane is …
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