Conclusion

What Have You Learned?

We hope that by completing this course you will have begun, or maybe added to, your understanding of what person-centered thinking means. Of course, being person-centered is more than just completing a tool or using the right language.

Being person-centered is about listening deeply to a person and their family and friends, and acting to make sure they are given opportunity to fully contribute, grow in relationships, make choices and take up a valued role alongside everyone else. 

Take Action

Please use what you have learned every day, and don’t put the tools to one side for special occasions.

Person-centered thinking tools are there to be used, so use them when they make sense and seem to fit a situation.

Be creative and develop a team or culture that embraces person-centered thinking every day, helping people towards better lives.         

Want to Find Out More?

In this course, we’ve covered the basics of person-centered thinking and taken a closer look at just 12 of the many person-centered thinking tools – but there is loads more information out there.

To find out more you can start by looking at the Helen Sanderson Associates website.

Thank you for completing this course on person-centered thinking tools. 

We’d love to know how you got on and welcome any of your comments. Please email your feedback to hello@helensandersonassociates.com