When It Is Used
Use it when beginning wraparound work and deciding what the team needs to understand before planning begins.
The Family Concerns, Strengths & Potential Team Members Form is a collaborative wraparound tool for practitioners beginning work with a family. It helps capture the family's priority concerns, strengths, and possible natural or formal supports so team formation and planning focus reflect the family's situation.
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Use it when beginning wraparound work and deciding what the team needs to understand before planning begins.
The form captures family concerns, family strengths, and potential team members, including role or relationship details when reported.
The form does not score concerns or strengths, require complete contact data, decide who must join the team, or create a full wraparound plan.
No. It records potential team members but does not decide team membership.
Yes. The family can add concerns, strengths, and possible support people in any order.
No. Potential team members can be described even when contact details or role clarity are not yet available.
The fixed form is saved as-is; fictional demo entries are not saved as real client data.