Person Centred Practice
What you will learn
Person Centred Practice is mentioned frequently in the human services sector as a philosophy and practice for providing optimal client support. But what does Person Centred Practice actually mean, and what does it look like in practice?
This one-day course will introduce you to Person Centred Practice, its history and principles, and ways in which it can be applied in everyday work practice, including with people with disability and those experiencing mental health conditions. In this course participants will have opportunities to learn about and reflect on what it means to deliver services that are person centred and person led, what they look like in practice, and use case studies and real-life examples to embed learning and reflection in professional practice and workplace settings.
Topics explored
- An introduction to the definition, history and principles of Person Centred Practice
- Person Centred Practice in the context of working with people with disability and/or mental health issues
- Tools and strategies for practical application of Person Centred Practice, including:
- Motivational Interviewing
- Communication
- Meaningful Engagement
- Reflective Practice
- Specific Person Centred Practice Tools
Details
Presenters: Stephan Stap, Clinical Consultant / Behaviour Support Practitioner
Date(s): Wednesday 21 March 2018
Time: 9am for 9:30am start to 4:30pm
Location: Learning InFusion, Suite 1.04-1.05, 22-36 Mountain Street, Ultimo NSW 2007