The skilled helper model
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The document outlines a 3-stage model for helping clients address concerns. Stage 1 involves exploring the client's specific concerns, perspectives on those concerns, and determining key issues to work on. Stage 2 focuses on finding alternatives to problems, setting goals, and committing to goals. Stage 3 is about developing plans to accomplish the goals set in Stage 2 to overcome current concerns. Each stage involves 3 tasks with guiding questions to help clients through the process.
The skilled helper model
- 1. Kayla Beck
- 2. The Model
- 3. Stage 1: Exploring Concerns In stage 1 the focus is to help the client break down the specific concerns that are bothering them currently Task A. The Story: Problem Situations Task B. The Real Story: New Perspectives Task C. The Right Story: Key Issues to Work on.
- 4. Stage 1: Continued Task A. Figuring out what the problems or concerns are: Questions to ask in this task; What is currently going on? What am I mainly concerned out?
- 5. Stage 1: Continued Task B. Finding new perspectives Questions to ask; If I look deeper into my concerns, what am I missing? What are new ways I can deal with these concerns?
- 6. Stage 1: Continued Task C. Figuring out what to work on Questions to ask; What should I really be working on? What positive issues did I handle well that made a big difference in my life?
- 7. Stage 2: Problem Managing and Setting Goals In Stage 2 the focus is about figuring out the alternatives to problems, how to help find positive outcomes and setting goals Task A. Possibilities Task B. Goals/Outcomes Task C. Commitment
- 8. Stage 2: Continued Task A. Possibilities for a better future Questions to ask; What would I like my future to look like? What possibilities do I have for a better future? What would problem managing outcomes look like?
- 9. Stage 2: Continued Task B. Setting goals Questions to ask; What do I really want or need for a better future? What would be the best way for me to reach these wants or needs?
- 10. Stage 2: Continued Task C. Committing to goals Questions to ask; Am I ready to commit to the goals I set? Am I willing to pay for what I want?
- 11. Stage 3: Drawing Up Plans to Accomplish Goals Stage 3 focuses on ways to accomplish the goals set to overcome current concerns Task A. Possible Strategies Task B. Best-fit Strategies Task C. Plans to Accomplish Goals
- 12. Stage 3: Continued Task A. Possible paths to take Questions to ask; What are the possible paths to reach my goals? How will I get to where I want to be?
- 13. Stage 3: Continued Task B. Best path to take Questions to ask; Which path sounds like the best one to take? Which path fits the resources I have available?
- 14. Stage 3: Continued Task C. A set plan to take Questions to ask; What do I need to do to accomplish my goals? What are the steps I need to take?