Principles of Strength-Based Practice
Defining Strength-Based Practice There is nothing new about the observation that challenge is ever-present in most communities. What is new is the clear evidence that children and families in complex communities cannot only be resilient, but thrive in the face of adversity and the labels placed upon them.
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