Focus of the Comprehensive Training Program

Cultivate an environment of sharing, learning, and experiential growth, fostering collaboration among support providers to imbue our organization with person-centered principles in both practice and planning.

Course curriculum

    1. Course Overview

    1. The concept of person-centered philosophy

    2. The importance of person-centered philosophy for people with intellectual disabilities

    3. The goal of the training to educate and promote person-centered approaches in supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities

    4. Quiz 1

    1. Definition of person-centered philosophy and its core principles

    2. The shift from traditional approaches to person-centered approaches

    3. Person-centered philosophy empowers individuals with intellectual disabilities to have control over their lives

    4. Quiz 2

    1. The process of developing and implementing person-centered plans

    2. The importance of collaboration and communication among support providers, individuals with intellectual disabilities, and their families

    3. Examples of person-centered planning tools and techniques

    4. Quiz 3

    1. The positive impact of person-centered philosophy on the quality of life for individuals with intellectual disabilities

    2. Person-centered approaches promote independence, self-determination, and inclusion

    3. Success stories and testimonials from individuals who have benefited from person-centered support

    4. Quiz 4

    1. Recap the key points discussed in the training

    2. The significance of person-centered philosophy in improving the lives of people with intellectual disabilities

    3. Embrace person-centered approaches and advocate for their implementation in their respective communities and organizations

About this course

  • $12.00
  • 20 lessons
  • 0.5 hours of video content

Course Targets

Participants will be able to:

Understand the principles of person-centered practices

Explore the fundamental concepts underlying person-centered approaches, including respect for individual autonomy, empowerment, and dignity.

Develop skills in assessing individual needs and preferences

Through practical exercises and case studies, participants will learn effective methods for assessing the unique support needs and preferences of the individuals they serve.

Implement person-centered planning techniques

Gain proficiency in developing and implementing person-centered plans that prioritize the individual's goals, strengths, and aspirations.