Child Wellbeing & Best Interest Case Practice Model (BICPM)
This workshop provides The Orange Door (TOD) practitioner with theoretical knowledge & research evidence that underpins Child Wellbeing & Best Interest Case Practice Model (BICPM), including Safer Children & MARAM frameworks. As well as providing participants with the key concepts to increase their skills in identifying risk, risk assessment, analysis, reflection, to enhance a child & family’s safety & wellbeing.
It aims to provide practitioners with practical skills to enhance their professional judgement approach through the integration of these frameworks & concepts into their practice to provide better outcomes for children, parent/s, carer/s, for whom they work with.
Learning Outcomes
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Theoretical frameworks, legislation and research evidence
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Child Wellbeing, Best Interests Case Practice Model (BICPM), Safer children framework & MARAM
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Work collaboratively and in partnerships with other services
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Engage and build relationships with parent or carer to support their empowerment
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Utilize Genograms to enhance best practice and good outcomes
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Integrate the Child Wellbeing Assessment Tool, 5 C’s assessment & analysis tool, & Analysis & Risk Assessment Tool into practice
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Trauma and cumulative harm can impact on the development and the lives of children, young people and parent or carer
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Identify risk factors, indicators utilising guides to support assessments
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Using reflective prompts to improve practice and outcomes.