PHILIPSBURG:--- Last week Thursday, October 28th, 30 group leaders of the Sister Basilia Center (SBC) of the White and Yellow Cross Care Foundation (WYCCF) completed the Triple C workshop given by Robin van Haren.
Triple C stands for Client, Coach, and Competence and is a treatment method that focuses on looking at specific human needs of clients. These can be physical needs, mental needs, emotional needs, or spiritual needs. This method, therefore, differentiates from the traditional model, which merely focuses on the diagnosis of complicated behavior. In this one-day introductory workshop, the aim is to offer participants a different mindset in which they look at fulfilling the human needs of our clients and so creating a fulfilling environment for our clients.
Friedali Potgieter, the orthopedagogue of the WYCCF and participant of the course, said: '' It was interesting to look at clients from a different perspective. Robin has a lot of knowledge and is also just a very pleasant person. We're always working with diagnoses and complicated behavior. So, this course was quite refreshing because instead, we looked at the client from a different angle, with needs just like you and me."
The WYCCF expresses its gratitude to Hans van Wouwe of ASVZ, who donated the hours so that Robin van Haren could come from the Netherlands to provide us with this inspiring workshop. The WYCCF always aims to improve the quality of its care and continuously offers learning opportunities for all employees. The completion of this course contributes to the vision of the WYCCF: to deliver sustainable trusted care by identifying and fulfilling prevention, cure, and care needs on Sint Maarten, for our residents and those of surrounding islands.
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