What It Captures
The profile captures personal strengths, available resources, resource type distinctions where used, and links to recovery goals or next steps.
Strengths and Resources Profile
The Strengths and Resources Profile is a collaborative recovery-oriented tool for practitioners and clients. It helps them identify personal strengths, available resources, and optional links to recovery goals or next steps.
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Tool guide
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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.
Practitioner and Client Roles
The client provides lived knowledge of strengths and resources. The practitioner supports organization and planning connections.
Important Boundary
The tool is not a deficit assessment, service eligibility screen, capability rating, or generic directory.
Can resources be left uncategorized?
Yes. If the type is unclear, a resource can remain uncategorized rather than forcing a category.
Does the system rank strengths?
No. The system may organize entries, but it does not rank strengths or infer capacity.
Can practitioner observations be added?
Yes. Practitioner notes can support planning, but they remain separate from the client's own wording.
Can this connect to recovery goals?
Yes. When goal linking is enabled, strengths and resources can be associated with existing recovery goals or next steps.