Fact Sheet: Effective Communication in Family-Centred Service

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These flashcards cover key concepts and principles from the lecture on effective communication in family-centred services.

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During the meeting about Kyle, Joanne discussed his __ delay in language.

severe

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Effective communication is essential for a __ approach to service.

family-centred

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Good communication can support positive relationships, while __ communication can unravel partnerships.

poor

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Four major principles of effective communication include being precise, truthful, __, and direct.

relevant

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Parents rated having a helpful clinician who was available as an important aspect of __ service.

family-centred

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Service providers should listen with care and __ to the family.

empathy

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To ensure open communication, it is important for partners to communicate as __.

equals

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Effective communication is guided by common sense principles, including being __, using the right amount of information.

precise

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The environment in which communication occurs includes the __ setting and the regularity of communication.

physical

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One reason communication may go astray is not clearly establishing the purpose of the __.

partnership

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In family-centred service, the strengths and needs of all __ members are considered.

family

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A __ refers to the individuals who work directly with the child and family, such as therapists or teachers.

service provider

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Interventions may include direct therapy, meetings to problem solve, and actions to link you with other __.

parents