Person Centered Planning and Natural Supports

Name *
1Using the person's or family's language or terms in the person-centered plan is not permissible. Language must reflect the jargon and language of the profession. *
- True
- False
2Transparency includes talking about safety and well-being. *
- True
- False
3Person-Centered Planning and Family-Centered Planning build on strengths, gifts, contributions, and community inclusion. *
- True
- False
4Supports and resources do not include faith-based and spiritual community. *
- True
- False
5Pre-planning meetings must occur and deep, meaningful discussions are held about what the person or family wants for their life. *
- True
- False
6It is important to use coping questions to reveal the person's or family's skills and abilities and show the efforts they have made. *
- True
- False
7Person-Centered Plans and Person-Centered Planning/Family-Centered Planning should be strength-based. *
- True
- False
8A person's or family's culture does not play a role in the planning decision-making process. *
- True
- False
9Effective communication skills can include: being honest and genuine when interacting; listening and remaining interested; acknowledging the person's or family's strengths and focusing on recovery and resilience. *
- True
- False
10A "family" can include birth family, extended family, step family, tribe, adoptive family or any number of members defined by the family itself. *
- True
- False