CHCCCS014 Provide brief interventions Assessment
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CHCCCS014
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Part 1
- Using a case example of a person who is morbidly obese, Person A, who has accessed Indigo Community Services and Health Hub for assistance:
- Name and describe each of the four stages of change from the stages of change model
- Provide an example of how Person A might behave if they are at each of these stages of change.
- For each of the items below:
- Describe how the following approaches in brief intervention practice may benefit the client seeking assistance
- Provide an example of the approach being used in a situation with a community/health service client.
Approach to support behaviour change |
a) Benefits of the approach |
b) Example of the approach in action |
Raising awareness |
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Sharing information and resources. |
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Exploring concerns and strategies |
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Helping the person express their feelings, make decisions and set goals |
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Highlighting the benefits of change |
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Giving positive feedback and encouragement |
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Offering time and support |
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Referring to other sources of assistance |
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- Brief interventions can be used in a broad range of health-related circumstances as a tool to assist in supporting and maintaining a desired change or outcome.
In each of the four areas below, provide an example of how a brief intervention could assist a client in achieving a personal behaviour change goal.
Each answer should:
- identify the issue to be addressed
- list the actions
- list the relapse risks
- list the relapse management strategy
Area of health |
Example of application of brief intervention |
a) Nutrition |
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b) Alcohol consumption |
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c) Drug use |
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d) Environmental health |
- Behaviour can be influenced by a range of factors, such as culture, family situation and the community that a person lives in.
Using the topic of alcohol use to frame your answer, provide examples of how each of these factors could influence a person’s decision to consume, use heavily, or abstain from alcohol.
Context of behaviour |
Example of how each context can influence behaviour |
a) Culture |
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b) Family |
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c) Community |
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- Brief interventions can be an effective mechanism to help individuals change behaviours; however, not all interventions are successful for various reasons.
List three challenges clients may face as they approach a behaviour change and identify how these barriers could be addressed.
Challenge or barrier for client |
Option/strategy to address the barrier. |
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