Strengthen the capacity of clients to participate in decisions and advocate for themselves
The Right Question Strategy builds two skills that are foundational for self-advocacy: the skills to ask better questions and participate more effectively in decisions. Anyone who works in providing direct services of any kind can share the strategy with the people with whom they work.
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Examples of Use of the Right Question Strategy Across Social Services
See examples of how people learn the Right Question Strategy and begin to ask questions and participate in decisions.
The Potential of Social Service Agencies to Build Self-Advocacy Skills
Read the significance of building clients’ skills to advocate for themselves.
Frontline Staff as Social Innovators
Frontline staff people are largely untapped resources as potential social innovators. This article describes how one staff person strengthened the…
An Introduction to the Right Question Strategy
This presentation will introduce you to the Right Question Strategy you can use to invest in client’s skills of asking…
Building Client Skills to Ask Questions – Question Formulation Technique
Facilitating the Question Formulation Technique (QFT) with Social Services Clients – This PowerPoint guide includes all the facilitation steps needed…
Building Client Skills to Participate in Decisions – Framework for Accountable Decision-Making
The Framework for Accountable Decision-Making (FADM) – An overview of the framework that explains its rationale. Asking Questions about Decisions:…
Beyond Social Services
