SUGGESTED QUESTIONS AND TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION Sample Clauses

SUGGESTED QUESTIONS AND TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION.  How does the Applicant(s) describe himself/herself, their partner? How does the Applicant(s) feel friends would describe him/her?  Which characteristics does the Applicant(s) feel could be helpful in caring for children? How could they be helpful? Which characteristics does the Applicant(s) feel could be limiting in caring for children? How could they be limiting?  How does the Applicant expect his/her interests and community involvement to change with the addition of a child to the household?  How will the Applicant continue to maintain some personal time?  How will it be handled if the child does not have similar interests to the Applicant(s)?  If applicable, what were the reasons for job changes? (to assess steadiness of employment, capacity for commitment, and degree of flexibility)  What are your job related satisfactions and job related stresses? Identify whether there is a balance between job satisfaction and job-related stress. Being a Xxxxxx Parent is very stressful, particularly during the first 6-12 months of placement. This exploration will enable the Applicant(s) to evaluate whether the timing of the application is realistic.  How will it be handled if the history, behaviour or needs of the child conflict with the personal belief system of the Applicant(s) (e.g. history or disclosure of incest, sexual abuse)  What part, if any, does religion play in your life? If you attend church, which one and describe your involvement.  How will it be handled if the child rejects the religion/spiritual values or belief system of the Applicant(s)?  What kind of support does the Applicant(s) receive in a stressful situation? How would it be a source of support for the Applicant(s) in difficult times after a child is placed in the home?  How does the Applicant(s) describe his/her culture?  What are the beliefs and attitudes of the Applicant(s) culture about fostering, about child rearing, about family roles and relationships?  How does the Applicant(s) take care of his/her physical and mental health?  Does the Applicant(s) use medication and if so, what kind and for what conditions?  Has the Applicant(s) ever been treated for a mental illness or emotional problem? If yes, how is it relevant to the Applicant(s) capacity to meet the needs of a child?  How does the Applicant(s) describe his/her childhood? What were the significant events during his/her growing years?  What has the Applicant(s) done or what could he or she do to prepare the exte...
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SUGGESTED QUESTIONS AND TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION.  How will the time the Applicant(s) now spend with their children be affected by the addition of other children?  How involved have the children been in the plan to become a xxxxxx family? How might fostering affect the children living in the home and any children who are not living in the home?  How will the Applicant(s) help the children in the home adjust to other children joining the family for periods of time? How will they adjust to the other children leaving?  How do the Applicant(s) handle anger, affection, possessiveness or rejection in parent/child interventions?  How do the Applicant(s) describe each child, including the child‟s adjustment and needs?  What is the child‟s understanding of why the Applicant(s) wish to xxxxxx?  How does the child feel about other children living with their family?  How does the child feel about his/her position and role in the family?  Describe the child‟s view of his/her relationship his/her parent(s).  Describe the child‟s view of his/her relationship with his/her siblings.
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SUGGESTED QUESTIONS AND TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION.  What do the Applicant(s) give as their reasons for wanting to xxxxxx a child?  How and when did your interest in fostering begin?  How did the Applicant(s) reach the decision to xxxxxx?  What does fostering mean to each member of the family?  How have your family members, close relatives and friends reacted to your plan to xxxxxx? If you haven‟t shared your plans to xxxxxx with others, why have you chosen not to?  What do you feel you have to offer to a child?  What does a child have to offer you?  What will be the benefits of caring for children in the care of the Director?  If infertility is an issue, how have the Applicant(s) dealt with the associated losses? E.g. loss of self-esteem, loss of a jointly conceived child, loss of the pregnancy experience, loss of privacy? Personal Description and Experiences of Each Applicant
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SUGGESTED QUESTIONS AND TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION.  How would you describe your home, and neighbourhood?  Are you buying or renting? How long have you lived in your present home?  What will the sleeping arrangements be for a child in care?  What type of play space do you have for children?  Does the Applicant(s) budget reflect an ability to meet the needs of a child?  If the child to be fostered has special needs, what expenses might be involved in caring for the child?  Describe any pets in your home.  Why did the spouses choose each other?  How did your family accept your spouse?  What was the most difficult year of your relationship?
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SUGGESTED QUESTIONS AND TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION.  What do the Applicant(s) feel are the qualities and abilities needed to care for a child?  Who have been their childcare role models and why?  What are the rules for children in their home? How do they, or would they, handle a situation when a child breaks the rules?  How do you express affection to your own child? How would you do this with a child in care?  If there are two Applicant(s), how are their ideas about caring for a child the same/different? How do they or how will they handle these differences?  How do you, or would you encourage self-esteem in a child in your care?  How is discipline administered in your home? Who is/will be the primary disciplinarian?  What are your general goals or expectations for your children? Would this be the same for a child in care?  What have you found or expect to be the most challenging, difficult or stressful in caring for children? Would this be different in fostering a child?
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