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     • The Family Model is a tool that supports family focused practice in health, social care and voluntary sector services. The aim is to acquire a better shared understanding about health and mental health challenges and to use this in developing a family focused care plan.
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   • One such approach is provided by The Family Model (TFM), a visual tool which provides a framework to support care planning and recovery for families where parents experience mental illness in health/MH services (Falkov, 2012).

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   Where can I learn about the family model?

   • An open-access eLearning course is available on the website (www.thefamilymodel.com). TFM consists of six domains and 10 bidirectional arrows, illustrated visually as a composite diagram, the components of which support FFP (see Figure 1).

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   What is the biobehavioral family model?

   • Family Process, 376–389. Woods, S. B., & Denton, W. H. (2014). The biobehavioral family model as a framework for examining the connections between family relationships, mental, and physical health for adult primary care patients. Families, Systems & Health: The Journal of Collaborative Family HealthCare, 32 (2), 235–240. doi:10.1037/fsh0000034.

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   What is the Crossing Bridges family model?

   • The Crossing Bridges Family Model (Falkov 1998) is a useful conceptual framework that can help staff to consider the parent, the child and the family as a whole when assessing the needs of and planning care packages for families with a parent suffering from a mental health problem.

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   What is a family-focused care diagram used for?

   • A family-focused care diagram is a tool used to acquire a shared understanding that supports a family-focused care plan. The diagram (drawn on paper, a whiteboard, or using a printed copy) forms the basis of a semi-structured dialogue between a clinician and one or more family members.

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   What is the Family Model A5 card?

   • The Family Model ‘A5 card’ (page 2) facilitates FFP (Family Focused Practice) by keeping children in mind when working with the individual adult/parent. The aim is for clinicians to undertake a semi-structured, collaborative conversation with the consumer/service user to develop a family-focused care plan.

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   Apr 20, 2020 · The diagram (drawn on paper, a whiteboard or using a printed copy) forms the basis of a semi-structured dialogue between a clinician and one or more family members. The purpose is to acquire a shared understanding that supports a family-focused care plan.

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   The Family Model is a family-focused practice serving adults, children and youth affected by mental health challenges. We help clinicians, managers, parents and children to work better together by using TFM to enhance communication about health and mental health in families.

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   An approach based on the Family Model enables staff to: know what to look for; take a holistic approach to assessment and consider the environment, family, cultural and social systems within which individuals live (e.g. housing, finance, employment, relationships)

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   The Family Model is a family-focused practice serving adults, children and youth affected by mental health challenges. We help clinicians, managers, parents and children to work better together by using TFM to enhance communication about health and mental health in families.

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   The Family Model was a core component of the Crossing Bridges programme, and its aim was to aid a greater understanding of the complex interplay between mental ill health in parents, the development and mental health of their children, and the relationships within family units affected by mental ill health.

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   The Family Model (TFM), a visual tool which provides a framework to support care planning and recovery for families where parents experience mental ill-ness in health/MH services (Falkov, 2012). TFM helps clinicians incorporate individual perspectives (both parent and young person) into family-focused care using a collaborative, non-judgemental

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    Mar 20, 2017 · The Biobehavioral Family Model (BBFM) is a multilevel systemic biopsychosocial model, positing reciprocal pathways of effect among family and individual function (Wood et al. 2000, 2008, 2015).