Trauma-Informed Person-Centered Thinking and Support - November 18 th - , 2019

4 Feedback and Follow-Up • After the webinar, you can send follow-up questions and feedback about the webinar to NCAPPS@acl.hhs.gov (Please note that this email address is not monitored during the webinar.) • The recorded webinar, along with a pdf version of the slides and a Plain Language summary, will be available within two weeks at NCAPPS.ac. [...] Richmond © Support Development Associates 14 Adding Trauma Informed Discovery • What does safety mean to the person? • Where and how does the person need power and control? • What connections contribute to healing? Perceived Safety Power and Control Connection Author: Karyn Harvey © Support Development Associates 15 What we have learned • The plan facilitator has to have a basic understanding of t. [...] 154 Cautions • Assume trauma but - – Don’t seek to uncover trauma unless you are trained to respond to it – Understand the impact – Identify the things that set people off and how to talk about them – Learn with the person about the support that works • Remember that those who provide support may also be trauma survivors © Support Development Associates 18 Remember • Developing a great plan that i. [...] The content and views expressed in this webinar are those of the presenters and do not necessarily reflect that of Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) or the Administration for Community Living (ACL). [...] 53 NCAPPS November Webinar Presentation - Combined and Accessible NCAPPS November Webinar Presentation - Combined and Accessible Trauma-Informed Person-Centered Thinking and Support Welcome to Today’s Webinar The goal of NCAPPS is to promote systems change that makes person-centered principles not just an aspiration but a reality in the lives of people across the lifespan.