January 15, 2025 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM
SESSION OVERVIEW
FOCUS: The fundamentals of being person-centered and how to support people in meaningful ways.
THE IMPORTANCE: A person-centered approach is increasingly required by policy and funding sources, emphasizing its significance in the current landscape of disability services.
GOALS:
*To understand what it truly means to be person-centered.
*To explore how adopting this approach can significantly improve outcomes for those receiving support.
WHY THIS MATTERS
*Improved Outcomes: A person-centered approach can lead to better satisfaction and quality of life for those receiving support.
*Policy and Funding: The shift towards person-centered support is being driven by changes in policy and funding requirements, making it essential for all stakeholders to be informed and prepared.
*For New Staff Members: This session is ideal for onboarding new team members, ensuring they start with a strong foundation in person-centered practices.
BENEFITS FOR GROUPS AND FAMILIES
*Team Cohesion: Groups that work together will gain a shared understanding and approach, enhancing collaboration and consistency in care.
*Family Support: Families will learn strategies to better support their loved ones, fostering a more empowering and respectful dynamic.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
*Direct Service Professionals: Those who work directly with individuals using disability services will benefit from understanding how to tailor their support to each person’s unique needs and preferences.
*Administrators: Leaders and managers will learn to create systems and environments fostering person-centered practices.
*Family Members: Families can gain insights to better support their loved ones in ways that respect their individuality and promote their well-being.
*People Using Disability Services: Those receiving support can learn advocacy skills for services that align with their personal goals and preferences.
Register at https://www.personcenteredplans.org/
