Planning for permanency Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

SWB PRACTICE QUESTIONS (lmsw level) WITH CORRECT ANSWERS Compared to non abusive parents, parents who physically abuse their children A. Are more easily irritated, and annoyed by their children. B. Have no knowledge or understanding of child development. C. Are more permissive. D. Rely on physical punishment more often. Your Answer should be A. Despite extensive research in the area, few specific characteristic have been found that distinguish abusive parents from non-abusive parents. The re...

Critical Thinking - ACCURATE ANSWERS is a mental discipline used to continually gather, analyze, and reexamine information in order to assure that assessments are as current and accurate as possible and that the actions taken are consistent with these assessments." What Discipline does Critical thinking falls under. Does it fall in physical, mental, or emotional? - ACCURATE ANSWERS Mental What is our goal for children? What do we promote with DHS? - ACCURATE ANSWERS Family preservations ...

CWEL Exam Test Questions and Answers 100% Solved Provides an overview of knowledge prerequisite for direct child welfare practice in Illinois. What is the purpose? helps families identify and build on their planning services. What is the Strength-Based practice? planning for permanency. What is the focus for all Child and Family Team Meeting? Involvement of the family in all aspects of case planning. What is collaboration? parents select who they wan to be a part of their Child and F...

CWB Training Unit 1-3DSS Mission - correct answer The mission of the South Carolina department of social services is to serve South Carolina by promoting the safety, permanency, and well-being of children and vulnerable adults, helping individuals achieve stability and strengthening families. What are the two safety outcomes? - correct answer 1. Children are first and foremost protected from abuse and neglect. (Item 1) 2. Children are safely maintained in their homes whenever possible and ap...

Illinois CWEL Study Guide Questions with Correct Answers FTS - Correct AnswerFamily Centered, Trauma Informed, and Strength Based Child and Family Team Meeting (CFTM) - Correct AnswerMeeting between the professional helpers, family members, and community supports of a child to discuss the case and plan for ways to help the child and family succeed. May or may not include the child themself Full Disclosure - Correct AnswerProviding family members with all of the information available Op...

CANS (Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths) - correct answer A tool that is divided into two modules, consisting of 10 domains, compared of 139 assessment items. The two modules assess child functioning, and parents and/or caregiver ability to meet the child's needs. Provides a comprehensive list of services needed for the purpose of the assessment, service referral, client service planning, case management, court determinations, and case review of progress Why use CANS? - correc...

9 core child welfare practices - Answer-1. Serve as an agent of change 2. Form a helping relationship with the child and his/her family 3. Conduct initial and ongoing assessment 4. Provide information about the impact of trauma on the child and family 5. Advocate for the child and family 6. Provide behavioral support 7. Linkage to appropriate services 8. Coordinate all child and family services 9. Demonstrate cultural competence Family-Centered practice - Answer-Family-centered practice...

Order of Juvenile court hearings - Answer- 1. Temporary Custody / Shelter Care Heating 2. Adjudication Hearing 3. Dispositional Hearing 4. Permanency Planning hearings 5. Termination Hearing 6. but anytime. Status and Progress Hearings Child welfare professionals as change agents help to - Answer- help families to identify their own problems and help families to recognize their strengths 4 Stages of Interviewing - Answer- -social -problem definition/needs identification -focus -cl...

CWEL & CANS Exam Verified Solutions 1. **3 outcomes:** ️ Safety, permanency, well-being 2. **3 phases of integrated assessment:** - Initial assessment conducted before opening a case - Integrated assessment during case management - Ongoing integrated assessment as circumstances evolve 3. **4 stages of assessment:** - Information gathering - Information analysis - Drawing conclusions - Decision making 4. **4 stages of interviewing:** - Social engagement - Problem definit...

What is the purpose of supervision? - Answer-To assess the knowledge, skills, and abilities w/ goal toward strengthening work performance What are the four types of supervision? (CASE) - Answer-Clinical, administrative, supportive, educational When does supervision occur? - Answer-Monthly, quarterly, aftercare What is a critical decision? - Answer-Any decision that alters the outcome of a case, must be made with supervisor Define ethical dilemma. - Answer-Emotional/mental conflict between...