W.H.I.C.H. in everyday life
The model is not only a crisis tool. This guide takes it into mornings, meals, transitions and evenings.
The guide builds a shared language between home, school, day activities and supported housing. It is organised by everyday situations rather than by crises, so you can go straight to the time of day that is causing difficulty. It closes with appendices and templates, plus a separate theoretical basis with references.
What you get
- The basics: understanding the W.H.I.C.H. framework
- Mornings, meals, transitions
- The school day, day activities and the day in supported housing
- Rest, recovery, evening and sleep
- Physical health in everyday life
- The adult as part of the system, a shared language across environments, when everyday life stops holding
- Appendices and templates, theoretical basis and references
Who it is for
For families and teams who want to speak the same language about a person's day.
Extent
55 pages, A4 PDF · about 195 MB · One PDF file
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