Law Consumers Association N.S.W. |
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Authors: | Bronwyn Holland |
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Affiliation: | 1. social work , The Spastic Centre of NSW;2. Rural Services;3. Queensland disability service |
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Abstract: | Despite recent trends away from the traditional medical model of service delivery, there appears to be a continuing reluctance among some rehabilitation professionals to fully enable people with disabilities to co-manage their own rehabilitation programmes. These same professionals may remain unaware that their behaviour discourages their clients from taking greater responsibility for solving problems and achieving goals of living. Contradictions in the beliefs and behaviour of service providers is, at grass roots level, perhaps exemplified by their adherence to formal case-team meetings which exclude service recipients. The need to re-define and alter the format of these conferences is the focus of this paper. |
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Keywords: | Women Acquired Brain Injury Poststructural Feminism Embodied Self Caring |
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