Engagement and Assessment (10 Hours)
- 1 Section
- 11 Lessons
- 2 Quizzes
Course Content
- Module 1: Foundations of Motivational Engagement
- Module 2: The Biopsychosocial-Spiritual Assessment Framework
- Module 3: Evaluating Social Determinants of Health
- Module 4: Standardized Screening Tools in Case Management
- Module 5: Implementing Strengths-Based Assessment Strategies
- Module 6: Identifying and Assessing Recovery Capital
- Module 7: Navigating Initial Crisis and Stabilization
- Module 8: Establishing the Therapeutic Alliance
- Module 9: Assessing Readiness and Stages of Change
- Module 10: Ethical Scope of Practice in Assessment
- References
- Post Test Engagement and Assessment
- Program Evaluation
This course provides a framework for initiating the case management relationship through strengths-based assessment and motivational engagement. Practitioners explore methods for identifying social determinants of health and utilizing standardized, Florida-approved screening tools. Content equips professionals to bridge the critical gap between initial client crisis and long-term stabilization planning within community settings.
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