In this compilation of materials, you'll find a PowerPoint that can be used for discussion or training, along with a Ted talk video on how to ask good questions. Listening well and asking good questions are important in developing a healthy relationship with the person asking for benevolence help, and for developing a plan that maintains the dignity of the recipient. Appropriate forms are included as samples.

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