Collaboration and Building Rapport: Starting a Strong Foundation With Caregivers and Stakeholders in the Home
Presented by Eric Soltysik
When
Wed, Oct 14, 2026, 12:00 PM EDT
Working in home settings requires providers to build strong, collaborative relationships with caregivers and other stakeholders. Providers may encounter barriers and personal biases when entering the home or working as part of a larger treatment team, which can impact communication and collaboration. This presentation will explore common barriers and biases that providers may experience in home-based services and discuss how these factors can influence relationships with caregivers and other stakeholders. Participants will learn practical strategies for building rapport through shared goals, clear communication, and collaborative decision-making. The presentation will also address how providers can provide and receive feedback in a respectful and effective way to support stronger teamwork, trust, and consistency across the treatment team.
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Working in home settings requires providers to build strong, collaborative relationships with caregivers and other stakeholders. Providers may encounter barriers and personal biases when entering the home or working as part of a larger treatment team, which can impact communication and collaboration. This presentation will explore common barriers and biases that providers may experience in home-based services and discuss how these factors can influence relationships with caregivers and other stakeholders. Participants will learn practical strategies for building rapport through shared goals, clear communication, and collaborative decision-making. The presentation will also address how providers can provide and receive feedback in a respectful and effective way to support stronger teamwork, trust, and consistency across the treatment team.
What you'll learn
- 1The objective for this talk with be discussing barriers and bias the we as providers face when entering home settings and working with large treatment teams. Also discussing methods of building rapport with other stakeholders and caregivers using shared goals, clear communication, and providing feedback when needed.
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