What is NOT part of a PSW's role regarding family issues?

Within the scope of a Personal Support Worker’s (PSW) role, fostering a healthy environment for families is crucial, but the direct resolution of interpersonal problems falls outside typical responsibilities. PSWs are primarily involved in supporting individuals with their daily living activities and providing care, rather than mediating conflicts or resolving personal disputes within the family dynamic.

Encouraging open communication is essential for families to express their concerns and support one another, and observing family interactions allows the PSW to gauge the emotional dynamics at play. Reporting signs of abuse is also a critical responsibility, as it ensures the safety and well-being of vulnerable individuals. In summary, while PSWs can play a supportive role in family dynamics, stepping in to resolve interpersonal conflicts is beyond the scope of their training and responsibilities.