Person-Centered Practices

Positive Behavior Support Definition Article Published in JPBI [External link]

Positive behavior support (PBS) is an applied science that uses educational and systems change methods (environmental redesign) to enhance quality of life and minimize problem behavior. PBS initially evolved within the field of developmental disabilities and emerged from three major sources: applied behavior analysis, the normalization/inclusion movement, and person-centered values.

Justice in Aging Person-centered Planning Brief [External link]

Person-centered planning (PCP) is now almost universally understood as a necessary component of an effective delivery system for long-term services and supports (LTSS). Done well, person-centered planning can ensure greater independence and a better quality of life for seniors and people with disabilities receiving LTSS

Minnesota’s Employment First Policy [External link]

Many people with disabilities want an opportunity to be part of the general workforce, but don’t see how it’s possible or aren’t given resources they need to work. Minnesota works to help people with disabilities find competitive, integrated employment. The Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS) supports an Employment First approach.
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