Collaborative Care: Coordinating Services with Community Partners to Promote Client Wellness

Holly Johnson; Jeffrey Boatner

Collaborative Care: Coordinating Services with Community Partners to Promote Client Wellness

Holly Johnson, Jeffrey Boatner

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Abstract

Research reveals that extra-therapeutic factors can contribute significantly to the wellness and stability of clients. Yet, many counselors have little experience or training in linking clients with supportive services in their community. This presentation provides attendees with information and strategies to promote a collaborative, multi-culturally sensitive approach to client wellness.

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State	Published - Aug 18 2018
Externally published	Yes

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Name	Faculty Publications and Presentations

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