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Expert Guide to Person-Centered Planning

Learn about essential PCP models like Action Plans, Maps, and Paths with real-life examples. Discover the future of Self-Determination and the benefits of active self-advocacy. Enhance your understanding of self-advocacy programs in California. Explore the importance of participant empowerment.

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Expert Guide to Person-Centered Planning

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  1. September 4, 2019 DAY 1 AGENDA

  2. 10:00 a.m Call to Order: Nicole Patterson, Chairperson Welcome: Nicole Patterson, Chairperson Roll Call: Lisa Cooley, Secretary

  3. Review and Approval of Agenda Nicole Patterson, ChairpersonDesiree Boykin, Vice ChairpersonLisa Cooley, Secretary ACTION

  4. Review and Approval of Minutes June 2019 Nicole Patterson, Chairperson Desiree Boykin, Vice Chairperson Lisa Cooley, Secretary ACTION See Pages 7-18

  5. PUBLIC COMMENT

  6. Updates from the Chair

  7. SSAN and SCDD MOU ACTION See Pages 21 – 38

  8. LUNCH on your ownBreak is 90 minutes

  9. SSAN and SCDD MOU Continued ACTION See Pages 21 – 38

  10. SCDD UPDATEAaron CarruthersExecutive Director See Pages 39-42

  11. Break

  12. An Advocate’s Guide to Person Centered Planning Paul Mansell, San Diego and Imperial Counties SSAN Representative See Pages 43–48

  13. Intro to Person Centered Planning Person Centered Planning underlies and guides respectful listening which leads to actions, resulting in people who: • Have positive control over the life they desire and find satisfying, • Are recognized and valued for their contributions to their community • Are supported in a web of relationships, both natural and paid, within their communities

  14. PCP and Self-Determination • Person Centered Planning is a step with the Self-Determination process. • The service recipient is the center and the driver of the process. • Self-Determination is a special funding program of the regional centers where clients have greater control over their budgets and spending plans.

  15. PCP Models Essential Life Style Plans • Focuses on what is important to someone now and balancing this with things that we need to know or do to keep the person healthy, happy and safe. • Action Plan • Living document that changes and grows with the person. Maps • Uses a combination of process and graphics to create a shared vision • Focuses on gathering information for planning based on the story of a person. • Places the individual at the center of the process Paths • Moves people through a defined set of questions • Start with the future and work backwards

  16. Paul PCP Model • Paul had his PCP meeting on July 3rd • Paul Invited people who knew him well and cared for him • Paul used the Map method to guide the meeting • The meeting covered Paul’s strengths, nightmares, supports, dreams, and first steps.

  17. Video This five minute video highlights the most important moments of Paul’s PCP meeting.

  18. Take-Aways from the Process • We often go through life with out seeing our strengths and accomplishments • Participating in the PCP process helps you see the positive qualities and accomplishments you bring to life.

  19. Future of Self-determination And Self-Advocates Importance to Them • In two years, Self-Determination will open up to all clients who want it. • Self-Determination will radically change the way services will be delivered in California. • Participating in the Self-Determination program will empower you to be a more active and vocal self-advocate.

  20. Activity Reporting See Pages 49 – 52

  21. SCDD/SAAC Report Wesley Witherspoon See Handout

  22. Wrap-Up and Talking Points Day 1

  23. 5:00 p.m. Adjourn

  24. GREAT WORK TODAY EVERYONE! REMINDER DAY 2 will begin at 9:00am sharp!

  25. June 6, 2019 DAY 2 AGENDA

  26. 9:00 a.m. Call to Order: Nicole Patterson, Chairperson Welcome: Nicole Patterson, Chairperson Roll Call: Lisa Cooley, Secretary

  27. PUBLIC COMMENT

  28. Finalizing SSAN Priorities Presented by SSAN Officers See Page 53-58

  29. SSAN Priorities • SCDD State Plan Goal 1: Self-Advocacy • SCDD State Plan Goal 6: Formal and Informal Community Support • SCDD State Plan Goal 2: Employment

  30. Updates on CalFresh Presented By:

  31. LUNCH on your ownBreak is 90 minutes Please Start the Meeting Evaluations

  32. September Newsletter Approval & Ideas for the Next Edition • September 2019 Issue Contributors: • Renee Wooten– “Meet New SSAN Member” • Nicole Patterson– “People First Gathering” • Recap of the May Statewide Self-Advocacy Conference • Robert Levy “Updates from Sacramento Regional Transit (SRT)” • Paul Mansell – “Long and Winding Road” • Renee Wooten – “Recap of Disability and Aging Capitol Action Day” • Wesley Witherspoon – “Interview of Robert Levy” • Nicole Patterson – “Kudos Corner” • “Save the Dates” ACTION See Pages 61 – 78 of SSAN Packet

  33. Call for Newsletter Writers • Are you interested in writing an article about past presenters to SSAN? • Please submit them to Robert Levy rj.levy70@gmail.com

  34. SSAN Workgroups See Pages 34-43

  35. Review Member Action Plan/Assignments SSAN Officers – Building Networks

  36. Questions?

  37. Talking Points

  38. Input for next SSAN Meeting ALL Please complete the Meeting Evaluations

  39. 3:00 p.m. Adjourn Thanks everyone & Safe Travels

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