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Wraparound is a family centered, individualized
way to reach out to families with complex, unmet
needs. It organizes the positive, helpful
impulses of family, friends and professionals
into a coordinated plan. Wraparound is about
meeting needs and producing results that matter
to people, results that reflect their culture,
priorities and values.
Wraparound Curriculum is
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The Wraparound
Curriculum: A Practical Guide for Participants
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is the tool you need to learn how to implement
the Wraparound Process. This
Seven Volume Series
is a comprehensive, "do it yourself" guide that
will allow you to adapt Wraparound to a specific
family or to suit your community. If you're a
parent, family member, professional, student of
social work or other helping professions, or
working in the fields of nursing,
rehabilitation, mental health, education or
criminal justice, this is the series that will
define and teach the Wraparound Process. It will
guide you towards successfully implementing its
values and principles.
Click here to read the learning objectives of The Wraparound Process Curriculum
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Orientation Part 1:
Values and Principles in Action |
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Emphasizes the values and principles
that define the Wraparound Process
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Introduces the concept of
therapeutic intensity
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Explains how Wraparound and other
community-based services can provide
maximum support and treatment within
nonrestrictive, community settings
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Includes a comprehensive example of
how family needs can be met in ways
that match each family's strengths,
culture, values and goals
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Orientation Part 2:
Implementing Wraparound: How it Works |
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Focuses on how to implement the 10
steps of the Wraparound Process
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The steps are thoroughly explained,
along with how they can be adjusted
to better fit a family's
circumstances
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Three scenarios depicting a variety
of goals, needs and strategies are
provided for the learner's practice
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Practice scenarios begin with
examples of completed strengths
assessments and Family Teams,
composed of personal and
professional resource people, that
have already been convened
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Each practice scenario is designed
to assist learners in completing a
family's Wraparound plan by working
through the remaining steps
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Wraparound Workbook 1:
Learning Activities for Practitioners
and Participants |
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Leads learners through the ten steps
of the Wraparound Process in greater
detail
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Contains a series of learning
activities that can be used with
staff, volunteers, parents and
others, to do "live" on the job
training - individually or in groups
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Activities assist learners in
building on skills they already
have, or acquiring new ones that
support Wraparound planning
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Additional practice opportunities
allow learners to transfer new
concepts and skills to real life
situations
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Wraparound Workbook 2:
Family Scenarios for Competency
Development |
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Detailed descriptions of seven
diverse, complex family situations
allow learners to apply the process
to real life situations
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Learners must figure out how to link
constructively and compassionately
with people who have serious unmet
needs
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Practice in quickly assessing the
immediate potential for safety
problems and crises
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Techniques to learn family cultures
and strengths, put a Family Team
together, and effectively complete
the Wraparound Process
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Wraparound Workbook 3:
Advanced Learning Activities for
Practitioners and Participants |
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Designed to meet the needs of
experienced family members, friends
and practitioners
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Guides learners to explore issues
that are central to the Wraparound
Process and apply them to their own
communities
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Exercises focus on advocacy,
development of informal resources
and supports, fiscal policy and
direct practice, collaboration, time
management, boundary issues, and
other topics
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Wraparound Workbook 4:
Competency Development for Managers and
Supervisors |
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Leads managers and supervisors
through issues they will confront as
staff implement the Wraparound
Process in their communities
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Focuses on regulatory issues,
legislation, and local, potentially
allied, work groups
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Techniques to analyze and evaluate
programs and services that make up
local systems of care
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Assess individualized Wraparound
plans submitted for review and
approval
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Teaches managerial staff how to
develop outcome and process
evaluation systems that meet
community needs
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Provides helpful information on
recruiting and retaining talented
employees
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Guides managers and supervisors in
assessing their own skills and
enhancing them
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Wraparound Workbook 5:
Effective Strategies for Training
Trainers |
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Includes over 60 transparency
masters and a CD presentation for
computer assisted training
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Designed to help experienced
participants and practitioners
become Wraparound trainers
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Identifies through self-assessment
the experiences and skills learners
need to become credible trainers
through self-assessment
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Assists in the collection of
illustrations that help people
understand the values of Wraparound
and how to adapt the ten steps
presented in the curriculum
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Focuses on training preparation,
targeted audiences, and frequently
asked questions
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