Series 1: Ep 15) Valued Roles and Their Likely Benefits - Dr. Michael Kendrick

Have you ever paused to consider the benefits a valued role in community offers? It doesn't matter who you are, what is important is finding a valued role you enjoy, embracing any natural or freely given supports that may be attached to the role, and getting on with it. The benefits are many and varied and always fluid and expanding. The longer you can maintain a role the more benefits you will enjoy, as outlined in this episode by Dr Michael Kendrick.

Dr Michael Kendrick

Doctor Michael Kendrick is an independent international consultant in human services and community work who resides in Massachusetts. His interests have included leadership, service quality, the creation of safeguards for vulnerable persons, social integration, change, innovation, values, advocacy, the role of individual persons and small groups in creating solutions, alternatives to bureaucracy, personalised approaches to supporting people, and reform in the human service field amongst others.

 

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Original publication: Kendrick, M. (2015). Valued roles and their likely benefits. In Thinking About valued roles. Issue 22, pp 4-9. Belonging Matters: Melbourne