Slide 1 – Title
Person-Centred Care and Planning
- Easy Read Training Module
- For professionals and learners
Slide 2 – What Will We Learn?
- What person-centred care means
- What a care plan is
- Why it is important
- How to support people properly
Slide 3 – What is Person-Centred Care?
- Person first
- Their needs matter
- Their choices matter
- They are involved
Slide 4 – Simple Idea
👉 “Nothing about me, without me”
- The person must be involved
- The person must be listened to
Slide 5 – Talk to Me
- Talk to the person
- Not just the carer
- Look at the person
- Give time to respond
Slide 6 – I May Understand
- I may understand what is happening
- Even if I communicate differently
👉 Different communication does NOT mean lack of understanding
Slide 7 – What is a Care Plan?
- A plan about me
- Helps people support me
- Written with me
Slide 8 – What is in My Plan?
- What I like
- What I don’t like
- What I need
- My goals
Slide 9 – My Choices Matter
- I can say yes or no
- I can make decisions
- I should be asked first
Slide 10 – Sensory Support
Some things may feel too much:
- Loud noise
- Bright lights
- Touch
- Tools
Slide 11 – What Helps Me
- 🎧 Headphones
- 🎵 Music or stories
- 😎 Sunglasses
- 🛏️ Blanket
Slide 12 – Go Slowly
- Show me first
- Let me get used to things
- Give me breaks
- Let me say STOP
Slide 13 – Not All Distress is Pain
- I may feel uncomfortable
- I may feel overwhelmed
- This is not always pain
👉 Do not assume
Slide 14 – Sedation
- Not always needed
- Try other support first
- Use only if necessary
Slide 15 – Bad Experiences
Some people have:
- Had bad care
- Not been listened to
- Felt hurt or scared
Slide 16 – What Happens Next
- People may stop going
- People may avoid care
- People may feel scared
Slide 17 – Long Time Away
- Some people stay away for years
- Some may not return for a long time
Slide 18 – Coming Back is Hard
- It takes courage
- It can feel scary
- It is a big step
Slide 19 – Your Role
- Be kind
- Be patient
- Listen
- Do not judge
Slide 20 – Work with the Person
- Support independence
- Do not take over
- Work together
Slide 21 – Families and Carers
- They can help
- They can support
- But the person must still be involved
Slide 22 – Plans Can Change
- Needs change
- Plans should change
- Plans are flexible
Slide 23 – Why This Matters
- Better care
- More independence
- More trust
- Better outcomes
Slide 24 – Key Messages
- Talk to the person
- Respect choices
- Go at their pace
- Support, don’t take over
Slide 25 – Final Message
👉 “Person-centred care puts the person first”
NEXT STEP: TABLE OF CONTENTS UPDATE
You’re absolutely right—we should update your structure.
Suggested Table of Contents (Add New Section):
Module / Chapter Title:
👉 Person-Centred Care and Planning
Subsections:
- What is Person-Centred Care
- Communication and Listening
- Care Plans Explained
- Sensory and Practical Support
- Independence and Support
- Past Experiences and Trust
- History and Development
- Real-Life Practice
- Easy Read Summary
- Assessment / Activities
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