Describe your approach to a circumstance where a service user expresses a desire for a model that, in your opinion, is not appropriate in this particular instance.Write a brief assessment of her situation based on the information that you have. 3. Complete Preparation for Supports Form (see the attached document). The words in italics are to give you examples only. Delete them and insert your own responses. Shayla is receiving support from a community based mental health team and is connecting to counseling services at the University. Where information is not provided in the case study you can be creative based on what you do know about Shayla. 4. Complete Supports Plan Form (see the attached document). The words in italics are to give you examples only. Delete them and insert your own responses. PART B: The article you just read suggests that there is not one “best” model, and instead, the best model to choose would be the one that matches the service user’s preference. Answer the following: • How could you find out a service user’s preference? • If a service user is not formally familiar with models, how would they be able to indicate one? • How would you handle a situation in which a service user indicates a preference for a model which you think would be inappropriate for the case? These links can also be used; The article you just read suggests that there is not one “best” model, and instead, the best model to choose would be the one that matches the service user’s preference. Answer the following: • How could you find out a service user’s preference? • If a service user is not formally familiar with models, how would they be able to indicate one? • How would you handle a situation in which a service user indicates a preference for a model which you think would be inappropriate for the case? These links can also be used; The article you just read suggests that there is not one “best” model, and instead, the best model to choose would be the one that matches the service user’s preference. Answer the following: • How could you find out a service user’s preference? • If a service user is not formally familiar with models, how would they be able to indicate one? • How would you handle a situation in which a service user indicates a preference for a model which you think would be inappropriate for the case? These links can also be used;
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