Focus of the Comprehensive Training Program

By maximizing our educational efforts, we aim to not only inform the broader community but also empower those directly involved in providing daily support and services.

Course curriculum

    1. Course Overview

    1. The principles of Person-Centered Thinking

    2. The role of active listening in understanding people's preferences

    3. Quiz 1

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

    2. The shift from traditional approaches to person-centered thinking in supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities

    3. The benefits of person-centered thinking for both individuals and support providers

    4. Quiz 2

    1. The importance of active listening in person-centered thinking

    2. Practical tips on how to actively listen to individuals with intellectual disabilities

    3. The significance of probing to gain a deeper understanding of people's preferences and needs

    4. Effective probing techniques that can be used to gather information and support decision-making

    5. Quiz 3

    1. The best ways to support individuals based on their preferences

    2. The importance of involving individuals in decision-making processes

    3. Examples of person-centered approaches that can be used to support individuals with intellectual disabilities

    4. Personalized plans and goals for individuals with intellectual disabilities

    5. Collaborative approach involving the person, family, and support team

    6. Examples of improved community inclusion, social relationships, and overall quality of life

    7. Quiz 4

    1. Recap the importance of person-centered thinking in supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities

    2. The significance of listening and probing to understand people's preferences and provide appropriate support

    3. Encourage learners to learn more about person-centered thinking and its application in their own lives and work

About this course

  • $12.00
  • 23 lessons
  • 1 hour of video content

Course Targets

Participants will be able to:

Understand the principles of person-centered practices

Gain a thorough understanding of the fundamental principles underlying person-centered approaches, including respect for individual autonomy, dignity, and empowerment.

Develop practical skills in implementing person-centered planning

Through interactive exercises and case studies, participants will develop the practical skills necessary to create and implement person-centered plans that prioritize individual goals, preferences, and aspirations.

Foster collaborative partnerships with individuals and their support networks

Learn strategies for effectively engaging individuals, families, caregivers, and other stakeholders in the planning and delivery of person-centered supports and services.