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Create a One Page Profile (Description) now!
 

How to complete the form:

Section 1: What is Important To [Name]

Start by entering the person's name, then create a bulleted list of their favorite things, activities, places, and people. Think about what brings them joy and what they value most.

Section 2: Photo

Upload a recent, meaningful photo that represents the person well. This helps others connect with and remember the individual behind the information.

Section 3: What People Like and Admire About [Name]

Enter the person's name, then list the positive qualities, strengths, and characteristics that others appreciate about this person. Focus on their gifts and contributions.

Section 4: What Good Supports Look Like

Provide detailed instructions about what works best when supporting this person. Include specific strategies, approaches that are successful, and importantly - what to avoid doing. This section helps ensure good days and reduces frustration.

Section 5: Important To Know

Include any critical information a supporter should know - health considerations, safety concerns, communication preferences, triggers to avoid, or other essential details.

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Tips for creating an effective profile:

  • Be specific: Instead of "likes music," write "loves listening to classic rock, especially The Beatles"

  • Use positive language: Focus on strengths and preferences rather than deficits

  • Include the person: Whenever possible, involve the individual in creating their own profile

  • Keep it current: Update the profile regularly as preferences and needs change

  • Think practical: Include information that will actually help supporters in daily interactions

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Using the completed form:

Once completed, this profile can be:

  • Shared with new support staff or caregivers

  • Included in care plans and educational documents

  • Posted in living spaces or work areas (with permission)

  • Used during transitions to new programs or services

  • Referenced during team meetings and planning sessions

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Privacy and sharing:

Remember that this profile contains personal information. Always obtain appropriate consent before sharing and follow your organization's privacy policies. The goal is to help others provide better support while respecting the individual's dignity and privacy rights.

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This form is designed to print on 8.5" x 11" paper in landscape orientation for optimal viewing and sharing.

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