1. Rain and storms form part of self care Rainbow is symbolic of hope
The leaves are symbolic of the skills necessary to engage in
therapeutic interventions
Best practice based
on evidence
Fostering of rapport building principles
Constant changes in the leaves
demonstrates the developing
skill base over time
Development of a safe, supportive
environment that is strengths based
as opposed to a deficit approach
The sun forms part of self care
Accountability
Professionalism
Knowledge is underpinned by systems theory
in combination with strengths based, narrative,
ecological, client centred and social
construction perspectives
AASW Code of Ethics, AASW Practice Standards,
legislation, context related policies and procedures,
research, supervision and a learner
position to cultural inclusion
The trunk represents professional principles
of collaboration, engagement, negotiation and partnership
Surface of the ground
Acceptance
Respect
Being non-judgemental
Trust
Empathy
Having positive regard
Honesty
Openness
Personal values provide a strong foundation
within the root system which is grounded in the
continuous connection with ‘the self’