What is the main purpose of formulation
What are the 4 Ps & the subsets
Predisposing,
Precipitating
perpetuating
protective
Subset
- biological
-psychological
- social / cultural / spiritual
Give examples of the different predisposing factors
Predisposing
Biological :
- genetic , brain trauma, illness, drugs, pain
Psychological
- personality, coping strategies (conscious and unconscious), self esteem, cognition
Social / Cultural / Spiritual
-socioeconomic status
- ethnicity /stigma
- intergenerational trauma
Give examples of the different precipitating/ perpetuating factors
Bio
- med, physical trauma, drug/alcohol, acute illness, pain
Psychological
- stage of life
loss and grief
treatment
stressors
Social
- relationships
-work
-finances
- connections
Give examples of the different protective factors (also included in risk formulation)
Bio
- good physical health
Psych
- Engagement in treatment
- insight
- adherence to treatment
- Resilience and coping skills
- intelligence
* Hope
Social
- Connectedness and belonging
* Family, whānau, pets, significant others as partners in care and safety planning
* Living with others
* Social supports including peer support
* Access to culturally appropriate services
* Spirituality / religious beliefs
* Having a job/routines
What is the template for formulating risk
“This person is at risk of… (elements and presenting behaviours) when they are
experiencing…. (precipitating) that are perpetuated by ………. .
They have a history of …….. (risk events, context, dates).
Their predisposing factors are……
Their protective factors are…”
What is the basic structure of formulation and example