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Person-Centered Planning for Disability Services
Person-Centered Planning in the Self Determination Program explores how to use person-centered practices, thinking, and tools to support planning in California's Self Determination Program. The text explores the ways to identify ways using person-centered thinking tools to meet the support needs of individuals interested in directing their own services.
- Author
- Kelly Kulzer
- Publisher
- Taft College
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY-NC-SA
- Language
- EN
Contents· 28 sections
- 01: Person-Centered Practice Foundation
- 1.01: John O'Brien- A Genealogy of Person-Centered Planning With People With Developmental Disabilities
- 1.02: Mainstream Person-Centered Planning Practice
- 1.03: A Network of Innovators
- 1.04: Ground Level Innovation
- 1.05: Different Patterns of Thinking
- 1.06: Conclusion
- 1.07: References
- 02: Person-Centered Practices
- 2.01: Why Person-Centered Practices Matter
- 2.02: Person-Centered Thinking Resources
- 03: Person-Centered Communication and Plain Language
- 3.01: Language and Developmental Disability
- 3.02: Accessibility
- 3.03: The Language of Disability
- 3.3.01: Notes on The Language of Disability (Raymaker)
- 3.04: Community
- 3.4.01: Evolving Language- Language and the Self-Advocacy Movement
- 04: Creating a Person-Centered Spending Plan
- 4.01: Representing goals in the spending plan
- 05: Person-Centered Services and Supports
- 06: Funding a Person-Centered Life
- 6.01: Generic Resources
- 6.02: Low Cost and No Cost Community Resources
- 6.03: Innovation Highlight- Grassroots Tech Swap
- 6.04: ABLE Accounts
- 6.05: Gifts with caution
- 07: Regional Center Resources and SDP Guides