The mutual relationships we build with people we serve will enable them to

The mutual relationships we build with people we serve will enable them to

• A. Explore strengths and find the power to mobilize those strengths
• B. Build stronger dependency on services
• C. Diminish their self-reliance
• D. Improve their math skills

Answer: (A)

Mutual, empowering relationships in peer support focus on collaboration and helping the person you serve see and use their own strengths. When you partner with someone, you support them in identifying what they’re good at and how those strengths can help them take concrete steps toward their goals. This builds confidence, motivation, and the ability to act, fostering self-determination rather than dependence. Choices that emphasize dependency, reducing self-reliance, or unrelated skills don’t fit this approach. So the main idea is that the relationship helps them explore their strengths and mobilize them to move forward.

Mutual, empowering relationships in peer support focus on collaboration and helping the person you serve see and use their own strengths. When you partner with someone, you support them in identifying what they’re good at and how those strengths can help them take concrete steps toward their goals. This builds confidence, motivation, and the ability to act, fostering self-determination rather than dependence. Choices that emphasize dependency, reducing self-reliance, or unrelated skills don’t fit this approach. So the main idea is that the relationship helps them explore their strengths and mobilize them to move forward.