Oceans of Person-Centered Planning Resources by Mary Morningstar

Basic Information about What PCP is (Dana)

DanaLattin — 2019-11-14 18:03:12 UTC

This is a 4 minute video that could be used to introduce PCP with others (staff or families or others) so that they have some basic information about PCP.

Links for PCP-Dawson

mmorningstar — 2020-05-05 03:47:21 UTC

It's My Choice

mmorningstar — 2020-05-05 03:50:53 UTC

Workbook on person-centered planning

PATH Planning

mmorningstar — 2020-05-05 03:58:12 UTC

Introduction to PATH

Using MAPS for Transition

mmorningstar — 2020-05-05 04:02:13 UTC

Video presentation by creator of Making Dreams Happen

Making a One-Page Profile

mmorningstar — 2020-05-05 04:03:30 UTC

Pinterest Site with a lot of good resources for PCP

mmorningstar — 2020-05-05 04:07:56 UTC

Transition Assessment review

mmorningstar — 2020-05-06 02:06:57 UTC

From the Transition coalition website . I found a great resource for PCP

I am determined!

cdonahue18 — 2020-05-06 02:10:25 UTC

Tons of resources for person-centered planning! -Chelsey

Person-Centered Planning: Practices, Promises, and Provisos

2020-05-06 02:10:54 UTC

This is a little dry compared to other resources, but it's an interesting article comparing different P.C.P. practices and their advantages and disadvantages. - Keith

PINS!

2020-05-06 02:11:58 UTC

Drew Lindell

Person Centered Planning as a Trauma informed practice!

kweaver35 — 2020-05-06 02:11:58 UTC

I really like this resource because it simplifies the process a bit, and lays out the important pieces. As teachers in special education, I think it is always important to come back around and think about if what we are doing is a trauma informed practice, and recognizing trauma in all parts of the process. By collaborating with students in Person Centered Planning, we can recognize the trauma, and also work to decrease re-traumatization because it is centered on the students and families that we are working with. I find that to be a great way to connect how they are doing to where they want to go in the future. -Kevin

FACT Oregon 🤬 examples

2020-05-06 02:12:32 UTC

Jackie Lurch

I'm Determined / Goal Plan

2020-05-06 02:13:00 UTC

-Ross

🤬 Facilitator Manual

2020-05-06 02:13:21 UTC

For beginners and people with experience.
-Kayley Livingston

Person-Centered Planning: Life after High school

2020-05-06 02:14:08 UTC

Kamala

Inclusion Solutions- Person Centered Planning

2020-05-06 02:22:32 UTC

Taken from their website:
"‘Inclusive Solutions’ are a team of psychologists and associates who specialize in mainstream inclusion for disabled and challenging children and adults. We make available cutting edge practical strategies and ideas for developing effective inclusion in local mainstream schools and communities. We use ideas that have been developed internationally and adapt them to the UK context. We work with anyone who wants to bring about the real systems changes that are necessary to move towards a truly inclusive society."

This website is UK based, but it has good information and the accents in the videos are fun to listen too :) :) :)

~Sara

Coming to reality soon: person centered planning trailer

2020-05-06 02:33:59 UTC

This is one of the people from Intelligent Lives. -Graham

I wake up for my Dream

2020-05-06 02:36:04 UTC

Awesome walk through of Circle of Friends, MAPS and PATH. -Graham

A plethora of video examples of 🤬

2020-05-06 02:37:46 UTC

-Graham

Person Centered Planning Tools

2020-05-06 02:53:38 UTC

- Taiya

Biculturalization (Alkrizzia)

2020-05-06 04:00:59 UTC

I realize that this is an article, but I found it to be considerably practitioner-friendly. I love the way that it provides five steps for encouraging more active participation in the person-centered planning process of parents from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. While this text specifically looks at integrating MAPS with a Hawaiian process called Ohana Conferencing, the concept of merging American education values with another culture's educational values can certainly be generalized. During our activity this evening, we talked about how we often see different expectations and values between educators and parents around a child/student's education, especially from families from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. I am intrigued by the practice of biculturalization and merging families' values with American education values. As a Filipina-American, a huge part of my self-determination as an adult has been constructing my identity as a Filipina-American. I love that this process can be a stepping stone for youth from diverse backgrounds to emphasize a hyphenated identity in their own self-determination.

Person-centered Practices -DDS

2020-05-06 07:01:30 UTC

Department of Development Services
This is a resource from Mass. but I feel like it can be really resourceful regarding the Person Centered Planning section. I found it interesting that not only was it named something different but it was also a site with training resources, peoples' lives info, sexuality and more.
(Brie)

MyLifePlan (P.C.P Tools)

2020-05-06 16:53:18 UTC

A person-centered, self-guided, age appropriate life planning tool for everyone, from infancy and childhood through school age and transition, even adulthood.
Funded by the Washington State Development Disabilities Council. (Shyan)

Resources for Deaf Person Centered Planning

cdonahue18 — 2020-05-07 03:34:12 UTC

Deafness leads to a culture, which is a significant piece that many mainstreamed Deaf or hard-of-hearing students miss out on when they are viewed as "disabled" only. If any of you ever work with deaf or hard-of-hearing students, please keep in mind that there is so much richness that comes with it! Deaf Culture and Community is warm and welcoming, encourage families to delve into it! Here are some resources to get you started. (Chelsey)

P.C.P. Modules from Cornell

2020-05-08 22:42:24 UTC

An introductory course offered free from Cornell University. For educators, admin, parents and guardians or anyone who wants to learn about person centered planning could utilize this course to better understand the types, processes and core concepts. This resource is not the most accessible and requires a lot of communication skills but it could be an avenue worth going down for certain types of learners.

(Gary)

National P.C.P. Guidelines from NCAPPS

2020-05-09 03:44:46 UTC

This was published last Nov. by NCAPPS (National Center on Advancing Person-Centered Practices and Systems) and is pretty darn useful and comprehensive-- with four main principles: focus on the person, choice and self-determination, community inclusion, and availability of services and supports.
(Joel)

Person centered Planning ASD

2020-05-11 12:22:08 UTC

A great article on how to accommodate the needs of those on the spectrum with person centered planning.
(Calie)

Person Centered Planning

2020-05-11 12:25:43 UTC

This is a great site with a lot of great ideas and tools for how to help those with Down Syndrome and person centered planning.

Person Centered Planning

2020-05-11 17:23:20 UTC

In this workbook, you will have a chance to think about your life and the kinds of
things that are important to you.
(Hollie)

Person Centered Planning Autism

2020-05-11 17:32:23 UTC

This kit will provide you with suggestions and options for you to consider as you set out to find your child's own unique path to adulthood.
(Hollie)

PATH process

2020-05-12 15:59:15 UTC

https://northstarfacilitators.com/the-path-process/
This is a specific 8 step process for person centered planning. It breaks it down into smaller steps and makes the process very friendly. The student sets a dream for the future and slowly works backwards through the steps of getting there. They work all the way back to what they can work on tomorrow or even right now.
(Sean)