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The session will focus on person-centred planning, collaboration between service users and professionals, choice, control and flexibility. It will also provide a personal perspective on what self-directed support means. Attendees will have an opportunity to think about SDS from different perspectives and reflect on its benefits and challenges. Contributor: Scottish Government SDS team member and also an individual who is an advocate for person centred planning and self-directed support.
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“My life, my support”: Self-directed support and person-centred
planning
Peter Sabine Craig Flunkert, Self-directed Support Team, Scottish GovernmentAdam Milne, Self-directed Support Team, Scottish Government
Welcome!
Person-centred planning
Choice
Self-directed support
Risk (enablement)
Collaboration
Who we are
Craig and Adam
Peter
Ground rules for the workshop
•Respect and value that everyone is different and will think differently about things. •Listen to each other and respect one another’s opinions•Get involved•Ask questions – but we may not always have the answers!•Bring your challenges and your solutions!
What we plan to do
Talk1. Scottish Government perspective
2. Peter’s perspective
Listen, discuss and mingle3. Your perspective
Scottish Government perspective•Values and principles – collaboration, informed choice, involvement•The whole journey - assessment, support planning and provision of support•All support arrangements – arranged support, individual service funds and direct payments•People not process•Creativity - doing things differently•Choice not dogma•Challenges and solutions
Peter’s perspective
Your perspective….grab your post-its
Person-centred planning
Choice
Collaboration
Risk (enablement)Creativit
y
Values
