Info Cards

To really make a difference to someone’s life – and to ensure they have more choice and control – staff supporting them need to participate in an ongoing loop of listening, learning and action.

We have developed a range of resources to support the paper ‘Habits for Highly Effective Staff – Using Person Centred Thinking in day-to-day work’.

This ‘Little Pack of Habits’ includes the following tools:

• Person-Centred Achievement Tool
• Person-Centred Thinking Tools Action Plan
• Person-Centred Thinking Habits Chart
• Person-Centred Thinking Tools Progress Chart
• Person-Centred Tool of the Week Pad

Format 210 x 148 mm, Loose, laminated cards in a plastic wallet.

Format 208 x 100 mm, Loose, laminated cards in a plastic wallet.

Jackie Kilbane and Helen Sanderson have developed a range of tools and techniques that form the foundation of our work with groups. Some will be familiar, and some new, but all will have a place in your toolbox.

Each card:

• Provides a clear purpose – what you could use this tool for
• Clarifies the scope of use
• Describes key features
• Gives tips for effective facilitation using this approach

Format 208 x 100 mm, Loose, laminated cards in a plastic wallet.

These cards have been developed by Jackie Kilbane and Helen Sanderson. They contain selected methods for large group events that we think are particularly helpful for making progress on important issues, involving people in the room and enabling people to decide on a useful way forward together.

Each card:

• Introduces a method for working with a large group.
• Offers a visual graphic to help with thinking through what the event might actually look like.
• Summarises our top tips for a successful event using the method.
• Acknowledges the developer of the specific method, and signposts where to go for further information.

Format 208 x 100 mm, Loose, laminated cards in a plastic wallet. This card collection is a collaboration between Tri-Counties Regional Center in California, USA and Helen Sanderson Associates.

Format 149 x 105mm, Loose, laminated cards in a plastic wallet.

Format 152 x 113 mm, Loose, laminated cards in a plastic wallet. Developed by Helen Sanderson, Amanda George and Marc Archambault.

These cards contain tools, techniques and tips that make meeting together work better. The Positive and Productive Meeting Toolkit can be used to complement the course or as a stand-alone guide to creating great meetings. The cards look at four sections:

• Purpose
• People
• Process
• Progress

For courses on using person-centred thinking, see HSA Courses.

Format: 210 x 148 mm, Loose, laminated cards in a plastic wallet.

Just Enough Support is a way of working with people to proactively develop alternatives to paid support, promote better outcomes, and enable them to be in control of their lives.

Format 210 x 148 mm, Loose, laminated cards in a plastic wallet.

Format 210 x 148 mm, Loose, laminated cards in a plastic wallet.

These cards have been created to help you to prepare and facilitate a great Planning Live event. They will aid you in delivering an inclusive and engaging event that helps people to plan their care and support in a way that reflects what really matters to them.

by Helen Sanderson Associates, CSIP, Valuing People, in Control, London Borough of Newham

Examples of a year 9 person-centred transition review and a year 10 person-centred transition review.

by Helen Sanderson Associates, CSIP, Valuing People, in Control, London Borough of Newham

This is a two disc edition, containing both After School: What’s possible? and Person Centred Transition Reviews: Examples of a year 9 person centred transition review and a year 10 person centred transition review.