When It Is Used
Use it during preparation or early wraparound work when strengths need to be visible across youth, family, and life domains.
Strengths Summary
The Strengths Summary is a collaborative wraparound tool for practitioners preparing support with a youth or family. It helps capture strengths, assets, capabilities, resources, and examples across relevant domains so planning can build from what is already present.
Explore the sample domains and add non-identifying strengths.
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Tool guide
Learn more about this tool
Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
What It Captures
The summary captures strengths, assets, capabilities, resources, family examples, optional planning-use notes, and unresolved domains.
Relevant Limits
The tool does not score strengths, infer that blank domains mean lack of capacity, define service eligibility, or replace the family's own view.
Are the domains fixed?
No. The specification allows domain structure to be configurable only when the practitioner has a legitimate local or source-defined domain set.
Do all domains need strengths?
No. Blank domains can remain unexplored or unresolved and are not interpreted as negative findings.
Can youth or family wording be preserved?
Yes. The tool should preserve youth and family wording where it reflects their own view of strengths.
What is saved when I save the demo?
The tool and selected domain setup are saved; fictional strengths and sample case content are not saved as real client data.