I always try to find the root of the problem and a point of where change must begin. This is illustrated in practice in appropriate questioning and the utilizing of Bronfenbrenner’s ecological model (Bronfenbrenner, U. & Morris, P.A, 2006) to find influences that have lead the client to their current situation. This value relates to the second response of prevention. When you find obstacls to preventing pregnacies in young people like stigmas or a lack of awareness you can challenge them. This strength is developed better in community development practice as it usually leads to larger societal change. Often problem solving in the first response will be about solving immediate needs
I always try to find the root of the problem and a point of where change must begin. This is illustrated in practice in appropriate questioning and the utilizing of Bronfenbrenner’s ecological model (Bronfenbrenner, U. & Morris, P.A, 2006) to find influences that have lead the client to their current situation. This value relates to the second response of prevention. When you find obstacls to preventing pregnacies in young people like stigmas or a lack of awareness you can challenge them. This strength is developed better in community development practice as it usually leads to larger societal change. Often problem solving in the first response will be about solving immediate needs