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Working with people with impaired decision-making capacity: Workshop

conference contribution
posted on 2016-05-31, 00:00 authored by Joanne WatsonJoanne Watson, R Battaglin
From time to time, financial counsellors may see clients with impaired decision-making capacity, for example, as a result of an intellectual impairment. This session will explain what is meant by “capacity”—how it can range along a continuum and the extent to which a financial counsellor can be expected to assess capacity. We also reinforce the counselling skills needed to assist these clients in a sensitive and constructive way. Speech therapists also support clients. Learn how they can help and get tips for working with clients who are hard to understand. Financial counsellors will shortly be assisting clients as part of the BSWAT Payment Scheme. You’ll be required to make a written assessment of their capabilility to understand the information and advice.

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Location

Adelaide, South Australia

Start date

2016-05-16

End date

2016-05-18

Language

eng

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E3 Extract of paper

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Conference workshop

Title of proceedings

FCA 2018 Proceedings of the Financial Counselling Australia Conference

Event

Financial Counselling Australia. Conference (2016 : Adelaide, South Australia)

Publisher

Financial Counselling Australia

Place of publication

[Adelaide, S.Aust]

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