Cancer Staging and Skilled Helper Model

Review OF THE SKILLED HELPER MODEL Gerard Egan portrayed 3 phases in his helping model, which he sees as a â€Å"map that helps . . . in your connections with clients†. †Each stage can bolster the helpee in posing an inquiry of themselves. Stage 1: Current situation: â€Å"What is here? † †¢ This is tied in with building a confiding in relationship with the helpee and helping them to investigate and explain their difficult circumstance. †¢ It manages what's going on now for the helpee. Stage II: Preferred situation: â€Å"What do I need here? † †¢ This is tied in with causing the helpee to recognize what they need. †¢ It is tied in with distinguishing what choices are available to the helpee. Stage III: Action: â€Å"How may I help this to occur? † †¢ This is tied in with supporting the helpee to take a gander at how they may support themselves. †¢ It is tied in with taking a gander at potential results Note: The stages don't really follow this request †helping connections don't move in an orderly fashion! Customer focused aiding is liquid and adaptable †and follows the helpee †maybe moving in a winding, round and down. This model is valuable in helping us to take a gander at the distinctive ‘stages’ that we may involvement in a helpee as our relationship creates. †Egan, G. (1994) The Skilled Helper: a Problem Management Approach toHelping. Pacific Grove: Brooks/Cole Publishing Company (361. 323) Overview of Skilled Helper Model, H Baker, 2009 â€â€â€â€â€â€â€â€ Helper Skills: sympathy; upr; harmoniousness; reaching; reflecting; attending(to conduct and feeling); explaining; rewording. Assistant Skills: Stage I + distinguishing topics; focussing; offering elective points of view; sharing aide experience/emotions; helping customer move to Stage III. Partner Skills: Stage II + encourage helpee in creating and picking approaches to support self; c ausing helpee to consider and assess their decisions.