Description

Research has consistently shown that increasing the choice and agency for people receiving support services has a positive impact on outcomes. In short, people receiving services are the experts in their own lives – not case managers. Person Centred Practice is an evidence-based and ethical best practice in supporting people with case management that capitalizes on a series of concepts, ways of thinking, service orientations, and easy-to-use tools for practitioners in the field to centre the experiences, expertise, and agency of participants towards enhanced and sustainable recovery. 

This module will be broken into the following sections:

• Welcome and Introduction
• Understanding Person-Centred Practice
• Setting Goals and Objectives
• One Page Profiles
• Person Centred Tools
  • Relationship Circles
  • Decision-Making Profile
  • Stress Support/Response 

Learning Objectives

• Understand the significance of person-centered practice
• Learn and understand the core values of person-centred practice
• Apply person-centred approaches
• Become familiar with key person-centred tools
• Be able to read and understand one-page-profiles

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