Posts Tagged ‘Person Centred Planning’
The College Marks the End of an Era: BA in Contemporary Disability Studies
For more than two decades, one programme quietly shaped disability services across Ireland by shaping the people who worked within them. Now, as the BA Contemporary Disability Studies reaches its conclusion, it does so with a legacy that stretches far…
Read MoreHonouring the Legacy of John O’Brien
Since its foundation in 1990, the Open Training College has upheld a strong value base rooted in dignity, inclusion, and human rights. This foundation has been shaped by the contributions of many influential figures in the field of disability rights—among…
Read MorePeople Planning
[dropcap style=” box,”]P[/dropcap]lanning is a big part of service provision. Supporting a person to plan their life is a massive undertaking. Think of your own life and if someone supported you to plan for every part of your day, year,…
Read MoreDisable the labels
The world can be a confusing, complicated place. To deal with this the human brain is very keen on the creation of labels and cognitive shortcuts to try to put some order on the chaos. The terms used about people…
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