obstacles and barries Flashcards
what are the types of emotional and psychological obstacles
lack of motivation, self- concept, acceptance of current state
what are the type of overcoming emotional obstacle
staying motivated, building self- concept, challenging acceptance of the current state
what is an example of staying motivated
suggests new ways to meet people, such as voluntary work to prevent isolation
what is an example of building self- concept
make sure targets are achievable
what is an example of challenging acceptance of the current state
encourage the person to think about the possibility of change
what is an example of emotional/psychological
low self- concept, lack of motivation, acceptance of current health and wellbeing situation
what is an example of time constraints
lack of time because of work and study# commitments or family responsibilities
what is an example of availability of resources
lack of financial resources, equipment or opportunities
what is an example of lack of support
lack of informal support from family and friends, lack of formal support, not able to access support services
what is an example of unachievable targets
targets that are too ambitious, not broken down into small steps or have unrealistic timescales
what is an example of specific to the individual
factors that are specific to the individual, such as their age, gender, disability/ability, illness, addiction
what is an example of barriers to accessing identified services
geographical location, culture and language, psychological obstacles, such as the perceived stigma of accessing a service
what is an example of type of obstacle
emotional/psychological, time constraints, availability of resources, unachievable targets, lack of support, specific to the individual, barriers to accessing identified services
what is an example of a person- centred approach
if a person - centred approach is used to devise a health and wellbeing improvement plan, obstacles are less likely to arise as the plan will b actions e trolled to the person’s needs- recommended actions will be suitable
what is an example of mitigation
obstacles can be prevented from occurring by knowing as much about the person as possible when devising the plan.
