Agreeing the task
This session focuses on the right hand quadrant of the
AMBIT Wheel -
Working with your NETWORKS - and its corresponding stance features:
Working in multiple domains and
Taking Responsibility for integration. The overarching learning objective for this session is to understand the importance and challenges of working in multiple domains and to develop skills in addressing dis-integration.
Encourage the team to think about “what do we do here?”. What are the different ways of working with young people and families that we use in this team? You can use the activity described in
Team training session: what interventions do we do? Explaining the issue
1) Provide didactic teaching on the importance of working in multiple domains.See the following material:
2) Emphasise the tension between Working in multiple domains and Taking Responsibility for integration.- Working in multiple domains often requires the involvement of multiple workers and agencies, which increases the risk of Dis-integration. Provide didactic teaching on:
Practice
Help the team to think about network dis-integration in their practice by completing the
Sculpting a network exercise. Follow this up with the
Dis-integration Grid EXERCISE to introduce the
Dis-integration grid as a tool to help workers to explore and address dis-integration. Introduce
The AMBIT Pro-Gram. Workers could practice using this in pairs or threes.
See the tag
Training Exercises for Taking Responsibility for integration for a selection of other exercises.
Reflect
Facilitate a whole-team discussion in which workers are invited to share their thoughts about working in multiple domains and addressing integration. Make efforts to capture the variety of views.
Some not uncommon themes that arise from this session are addressed in the following
AMBIT FAQs pages:
Manualize
Click on
+ Manualize our work to make a new page to record the team's reflections and to make a plan detailing how the ideas and tools discussed in this session will be used. Remember, the team doesn't have to commit to anything forever here. Your team may simply plan to practice using the dis-integration grid. It does help to formulate
SMART goals, however, that include when the plan will be reviewed.