Collaboration and Consultation Flashcards
Collaborative-Dependent Consultation
When two people collaborate together to figure out a solution to a problem. Consultant helps consultee figure out a solution, and consultee needs to implement the plan. Like a partnership.
Collaborative-Interdependent Consultation
Multiple people working together, all experts in their own respective fields, to solve big problems. No one is the top expert; they are all on a level playing field.
Triadic-Dependent Consultation
One person, the consultant, is the expert, helping another person, the consultee, figure out a way to help the consultee’s client who is at their wits end with that client. e.g. a counselor helps the teacher figure out how to help the student in need.
The 4 I’s of Consultation
Represent the steps needed to create a collaborative team.
Identify
Initiate and Inquire
Invest
Intensify
Identify (4 I’s of consultation)
Identify who you want to have on your team when consulting? What skills are you looking for?
Initiate and Inquire (4 I’s of consultation)
Initiate a dialogue with the people you want on the team, see if they want to join.
Invest (4 I’s of consultation)
Invest time and energy to build the team’s relationship and rapport
Intensify (4 I’s of consultation)
Broaden the scope of the projects you tackle with the team and take on bigger jobs.
Emic
Only focuses on one culture
Etic
Focuses many cultures
Primary Intervention
School-wide intervention; starts with big picture, culture building initiatives that seek to touch most of the students
Secondary Intervention
Small group interventions for students who would benefit from more targeted approach
Tertiary Intervention
Intended for an even smaller group of students who are coming in with more significant issues. The idea is to create supports that will prevent the problem from getting worse.
Stages of Group Counseling
Forming Storming Norming Performing Adjourning
