Person Centered Thinking teaches you how to:

Discover what is important to the person you are supporting
Honor what is important to the person so they can live more of the life that THEY want
Balance personal decision making while also living a safe healthy life
Use Person Centered Thinking tools to bring these practices into your everyday life.

Who should attend:

Parents and family members who want to support their relative to have the best quality of life, and teach others what is important to their family member.
Direct Support Professionals who wish to learn skills and tools to enhance their understanding and relationship with those they support.
Mid-level and supervisory managers who want to provide person centered services to people supported and exciting training to their Direct Support Professionals
Those in Executive and Organizational Leadership roles who want to apply the principles to an overall culture change of your organization and beyond.

Core Values, Concepts and Skills Practice:

Discover and balance what Important TO someone and what’s Important FOR someone.
Deepen your understanding of the people you support by listening, sorting, reflection, and recording tools.
Identify relationships in the person’s life.
Learn about supported decision making.
Develop a Communication Chart to support meeting participant needs.
Develop tools to clarify roles, responsibilities, and to help support good matches.
Practice looking at Rituals, Routines, and the things of everyday life to discover what is important to the person.
How to keep person centered thinking principles in the forefront when working through challenging situations.

If you have more questions or would like to register, please email Lauren True!