Supported Decision-Making: What is It and What Do You Need To Know to Get Started?
Thursday, September 10, 2015
2:00-3:00PM EST
“We all make decisions every day. People with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) often seek guidance from trusted family and friends to help with making some daily and major life decisions. These decisions can range from making simple purchases to managing a budget to talking to a healthcare provider about medical care. Supported Decision-Making is a way people can make their own decisions and stay in charge of their lives, while receiving any help they need to do so.
Join The Arc’s Center for Future Planning to learn more about supported decision-making and how people with I/DD are using supports to live good and independent lives.”
Presenters
- Tina Campanella, Chief Executive officer of Quality Trust
- Bonnie Nelson, State Restoration Project Manager at The Arc of North Carolin
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Good morning. How may I access a recording of this (and other) webinar(s), please? I am still working at that time and wish to listen at home so I can give the subject the focus it deserves. Thanks! 🙂 Erin