A person-centered support plan is a tool used to help individuals identify their goals and develop a plan to achieve them. It is a collaborative process that involves the individual, their support network, and professionals. The plan is tailored to the individual's unique needs, preferences, and strengths, and is designed to empower people to have control of their own lives.
During this Course, You Will
• Reflect upon what truly matters to the person receiving support.
• Benefit from step-by-step guidance.
• Learn skills to explore a deeper perspective.
• Understand and develop outcomes that matter - then connect goals for achievement.
What You'll Be Offered
• Skills to intentionally develop a one-page description and comprehensive description and plan. • A focus on a deeper understanding of the person.
• A well-developed PCP template to create an organized and meaningful plan.
• A vehicle for discovering insight from multiple perspectives.
Outcomes
• Development of an informative description and plan that meets the person's needs.
• When skillfully developed, it becomes a life-changing process for everyone involved.
What You Bring
• An open mind.
• The deeply held conviction that every person deserves a good life.
• The information and detail that you hold in your heart and mind.
What You Need to Participate
• Passion for the person you are planning with.
• Access to Zoom and a stable internet connection.
• Microsoft Word is encouraged; however, Google Docs is an option.
You Will Leave With
•A deeper understanding of person centered thinking and approaches.
• A rich amount of insight about the person using support.
• A completed One Page Profile | and a great start to a Person Centered Plan, provided you are active in the course.
Want 1:1 support? Consider a consultation.
The content available on this website has been carefully selected to help you become more person-centered. You can visit the "Person Centered Resource" page to access videos that will assist you in understanding your journey towards person centered approaches, recommended reading materials, and more.