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LivingSkills is
a resource-driven model
and digital motivation tool
for care relationship,
service needs mapping
and impact assessment

The LivingSkills Mission: 

Everyone has usable skills. LivingSkills makes strengths visible and motivates change for a good life.

Benefits to you

  • Motivates to learn new skills
  • Improves dialogue between clients and professionals
  • Improves quality of services
  • Improves workflow and reporting
  • Ease-of-use – no special training required
  • One tool combines many separate work processes and decreases the time needed for reporting
  • Benefits in result-based purchasing

The LivingSkills method and digital tools

LivingSkills Recovery

For recovery-oriented rehabilitation and care

LivingSkills ED

Family-based treatment of eating disorders

LivingSkills Family

For families with children and supporting young people

Living Skills Impact


Client-centric impact evaluation at organizational and individual level

Professional feedback

  • In the skills training process client is leading and I am supporting
  • When the client sees issues as skill gaps it helps to overcome difficulties and develop the new skills
  • We start more systematically from clients’ own needs and objectives
  • Our client work has become more goal oriented, towards client’s own goals
  • Clients have said to me that they feel more engaged and as equals
  • Active role motivates clients
  • We’ve noticed that successful processes need dialog between all parties

All-in-one tool for many purposes

Individual level

  • Skills, abilities and quality of life
  • Need for support
  • Skill training plan
  • Monitoring the development of skills

Organizational level

  • Monitoring of impacts and outcomes of interventions on the individual, unit and organization levels

Muncipality level

  • Helps to assess the most suitable services and support level for everyone
  • Evaluates productivity and impact of the service provider

 You learn to walk by stumbling first.

LivingSkills