Dr. Ross Greene's newest program focuses on the use of the Collaborative Problem Solving approach in restrictive therapeutic facilities.
We covered a lot of ground on this program, but setting the stage for Plan B to be proactive (rather than emergent) was a major focal point.
Today's program focused on the specific aspects of Plan B that are hard for staff who are new to the CPS approach. A very informative program.
Another good discussion of various issues related to implementing Collaborative Problem Solving in inpatient units and residential facilities. Among the topics: how to satisfy insurance requirements while implementing CPS.
Today's program focused on the use of the Assessment of Lagging Skills and Unsolved Problems (ALSUP) as a mechanism for gathering crucial information, helping staff wear the right lenses, specifying the goals of intervention, and making the whole process proactive.
This first edition of Dr. Greene's newest web-based radio program covered a wide range of general issues related to implementation of Collaborative Problem Solving in restrictive therapeutic facilities.