A practitioner engages and interacts in ways that invite a curious exploration of potential.

The CFRP framework emphasizes a strength-based approach within strategies for facilitating recovery, which involves engaging individuals in ways that highlight their potential and encourage exploration of possibilities. A practitioner inviting a curious exploration of potential exemplifies a strength-based approach, focusing on the child’s or family’s capabilities and aspirations. The CFRP study guide notes, “A strength-based approach involves engaging and interacting in ways that invite a curious exploration of potential, empowering individuals to discover their strengths.” Culture-based (option A) focuses on cultural contexts, individual-based (option C) is less specific, and family-based (option D) emphasizes family dynamics rather than potential exploration.

CFRP Study Guide (Section on Strategies for Facilitating Recovery): “Engaging in ways that invite a curious exploration of potential is a hallmark of the strength-based approach, fostering empowerment through discovery of strengths.”