Home Visiting 103: Professional Practice
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This 45-minute training describes qualities and behaviors that are essential to Family Support Professionals (FSPs), including documentation skills, maintaining boundaries, using time management principles, and preventing burnout through self-care. It also introduces the benefits of Reflective Supervision.
Additional Resources:
Learning Objectives:
After completing this training, you will understand:
- Necessary content for each type of case documentation
- Documentation requirements prescribed by the agency or funding source
- Data entry requirements prescribed by the agency or funding source
- How to explain the relationship between individual well-being and your own ability to help others
- Possible sources of work-related stress in your family support work
- Warning signs and possible boundary violations that could occur when working with families
A note to our learners:
This training module is a consolidated and updated version that replaces the original series on home visiting. The previous modules have been retired.
- Supplemental Materials
- Estimated Time to Complete
- 45 minutes
- Skills Addressed
- Boundaries Stress management Individual well-being and self-care Professional boundaries Professional Practice Data systems Documentation Professional writing Data and documentation Effective Home Visits
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