Beratungsprozesse mit Eltern partizipativ gestalten

Visualizing living environments together with parents, as well as recognizing and utilizing existing resources, strengthens the participatory-oriented counseling process with families. In eight steps, Sarah Wabnitz and Marianne Bossard demonstrate how a participatory, individualized, and cooperative process support can be achieved: Parent support becomes pink.

The pink 8-step method focuses on how professionals in early childhood can design their counseling process based on the ICF. The goal is for families with children to be able to access their living spaces effectively and with the greatest possible autonomy.

Designing the process support in a participatory manner presents a challenging area in collaboration with parents. The pink concept supports professionals through various suggestions and enables them to capture the living environments with the family and to jointly recognize and utilize resources for everyday life. The focus is on counseling skills, relationship building, role awareness, coping strategies, and self-reflection. The book is complemented by a variety of visual materials, such as the pink map.