Beratungsprozesse mit Eltern partizipativ gestalten

Visualising lifeworlds together with parents and recognising and using existing resources strengthens the participation-oriented counselling process with families. In eight steps, Sarah Wabnitz and Marianne Bossard show how participative, individualised and cooperative process support becomes possible: Parent counselling becomes PINK.
The 8-step PINK process focuses on how professionals in the early childhood sector can design their counselling process on the basis of the ICF. The aim is for families with children to be able to develop their own living spaces effectively and with the greatest possible autonomy.
Designing the counselling process in a participatory manner is a challenging field when working with parents. The PINK concept supports professionals with various suggestions and enables them to understand the living environments with the family and to jointly recognise and use resources for shaping everyday life. The focus is on counselling skills, relationship building, role awareness, coping strategies and self-reflection. The book is rounded off with a wide range of visual material such as the PINK map.