Free Social Work Tools

 


 

If you have read about them in 'Preventing Breakdown' and been daunted

at the thought of making the cards for yourself,

then download them here.

Use with families and individuals to build confidence and self-efficacy.

 

Explore strengths, values and opportunities for change

in a totally unchallenging and solution focused way.

 

Download the cards by clicking on the links below

 

Strength Cards      Value Cards      Goals Cards      Goals Booklet

 

The cards are currently in Microsoft Word format for speed of downloading.

For instructions on how to use these tools you will need to see Preventing Breakdown.

 

Just print the cards onto coloured paper and cut them out.

We use Blue for Strengths, Yellow for Values and Pink for Goals.

 

I have provided the Goals Cards in a booklet format as well, this can be useful to leave as motivational homework with families.

Print the pages off, staple them together and give each member a booklet.

 

(yes I know... it needs some updating as there are some duplications in there)

 

If you want Values Cards for Kids, see Kids Need...

 


Handouts for Parents and carers (new section)

 

1. What is Healthy Food?

 

2. What parents can do when a child has separation anxiety

 


 Download the Recording Sheet

for use with the Kids Need... cards.

 

 

 

This is in .pdf format

so Right Click and choose 'Save Target As'

 

 

 


Free Parenting Book

The Rules
 

UPDATED!

 

Tried and tested techniques that can help parents to set clear boundaries and improve communication and so lower the emotional temperature in the home. It is written to appeal to parents and covers information which is vital for all social workers working with parents. Get this 48 page digital book for free and print off as many copies as you like to give to families.

 

Read more and Download for free

 

If you have any difficulty please contact me.

 

 


    Have you got any (copyright free) tools that others might find useful?

email them to me

and if they are appropriate

I will post them here for others to share and use.

 

 

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All material is Copyright Mark Hamer 2006.