Person-Centered Thinking Training: Supporting People with IDD eLearn
$275.00
The Full The Learning Center for Person-Centered Practices (TLCPCP) Curriculum, made in partnership with Support Development Associates (SDA)
Course Description:
This 17-module, self-paced course equips frontline supporters with the Person-Centered Thinking (PCT) skills they need to deliver respectful, dignified support to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD)— honoring who each person is while supporting their health and well-being.
Drawing on a comprehensive suite of PCT skills, this training guides learners through the full arc of person-centered support: from building trust through deep listening and discovery, to learning sets of skills and techniques like uncovering Rituals and Routines, Relationship Mapping, decoding behavior as communication, and creating living Person-Centered Descriptions that reflect each person’s unique voice and support framework. Through engaging videos, interactive activities, and real-world scenarios, supporters gain practical skills they can apply immediately to protect what matters most to the people they support and adapt thoughtfully as needs evolve.
Best for: All levels of Direct Support Professionals (DSPs), Case Managers, Residential/House Managers, provider administrators, and anyone providing support to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in home or community-based settings.
The Full The Learning Center for Person-Centered Practices (TLCPCP) Curriculum, made in partnership with Support Development Associates (SDA)
Course Description:
This 17-module, self-paced course equips frontline supporters with the Person-Centered Thinking (PCT) skills they need to deliver respectful, dignified support to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD)— honoring who each person is while supporting their health and well-being.
Drawing on a comprehensive suite of PCT skills, this training guides learners through the full arc of person-centered support: from building trust through deep listening and discovery, to learning sets of skills and techniques like uncovering Rituals and Routines, Relationship Mapping, decoding behavior as communication, and creating living Person-Centered Descriptions that reflect each person’s unique voice and support framework. Through engaging videos, interactive activities, and real-world scenarios, supporters gain practical skills they can apply immediately to protect what matters most to the people they support and adapt thoughtfully as needs evolve.
Best for: All levels of Direct Support Professionals (DSPs), Case Managers, Residential/House Managers, provider administrators, and anyone providing support to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in home or community-based settings.