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Once clients reenter society and their community, supervision is often established for individuals on parole or probation, to monitor whether these clients can reintegrate safely. The GLM is a strengths-based approach that assists in this reintegration and is founded on human rights and human dignity. In this chapter, a specific social work perspective is taken to examine the application of the GLM in community services. The framework of Strength-Based Practice (SBP) (Simmons et al., 2016) is used to navigate through the three stages of the GLM: assessment, developing a GLP, and therapy. Through this perspective, various methods and good practices for implementing the GLM in outpatient services are explored, utilizing eight core principles: goal-oriented, strengths-oriented, context-oriented, hope-oriented, needs-oriented, therapeutic relationship, trauma-sensitive, and future-oriented.

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Community Interventions

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    2025年

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  • Tony Ward,
  • Gwenda M. Willis,
  • David S. Prescott,
  • Stijn Vandevelde,
  • Mary Barnao,
  • Wouter Wanzeele

摘要

Once clients reenter society and their community, supervision is often established for individuals on parole or probation, to monitor whether these clients can reintegrate safely. The GLM is a strengths-based approach that assists in this reintegration and is founded on human rights and human dignity. In this chapter, a specific social work perspective is taken to examine the application of the GLM in community services. The framework of Strength-Based Practice (SBP) (Simmons et al., 2016) is used to navigate through the three stages of the GLM: assessment, developing a GLP, and therapy. Through this perspective, various methods and good practices for implementing the GLM in outpatient services are explored, utilizing eight core principles: goal-oriented, strengths-oriented, context-oriented, hope-oriented, needs-oriented, therapeutic relationship, trauma-sensitive, and future-oriented.