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    Chapter | 2 The Intersection of Positive Psychology and the Practice 39

    Worksheet 2.7 Using the ADDRESSING Framework (Hayes, 2001) to


    Facilitate Understanding of Client Cultural Influences
    By using the ADDRESSING acronym as a guide, you can become more
    familiar with the multiple group memberships and cultural identities of
    your clients. Examination of this information can provide useful informa-
    tion regarding areas of client strength/resources and areas of weakness/
    deficits. Although you may not ask every client questions about all of the
    ADDRESSING categories, you are encouraged to at least consider the rele-
    vance of each dimension for each client and to follow-up on those influences
    and identities that appear to be highly valued by your clients (Hayes, 2001).

    Definitions of ADDRESSING Client information


    framework Client name:
    Age and generational influences

    Disability status (developmental disability)

    Disability status (acquired physical/


    cognitive/psychological disabilities)

    Religion and spiritual orientation

    Ethnicity

    Socioeconomic status

    Sexual orientation

    Indigenous heritage

    National origin

    Gender

    Chart reproduced with permission of the American Psychological Association.

    09_P374517_Ch02.indd 39 6/3/2009 5:44:54 PM

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