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Rhode Island Person-Centered Thinking Guide

Rhode Island Person-Centered Thinking Guide Paul V. Sherlock Center on Disabilities, Rhode Island College Rhode Island Division of Developmental Disabilities May, 2018. Contributors: Tony Antosh Donna Martin Susan Birch Peg McGee Luke Brissette Andrew McQuaide Christine Brunt Carrie Miranda Crystal Cerullo Kevin Nerney Maya Colantuono Kie O'Donnell Mary Beth Cournoyer Mike Purcell Vincent DeJesus Claire Rosenbaum Kelly Donovan Dianne Ross Sue Donovan Kate Sherlock Kim Einloth John Susa Deanne Gagne Eileen Vieira Jackie Gendron Kerry Walker Scott Hopkins Andrew Whalen Deb Kney Jessica Wilcox Karen Flynn Keith Wilcox Karen Keohan Mike Wilson Mary Madden Christine Yankee Alicia Matthews Purpose of this Guide The purpose of the Person-Centered Thinking Guide is to help people, their families and friends, the people who support them.

Introduction – What is Person-Centered Thinking? thinks about the experiences he/she wants to have in life or the goals he/she wants to Person-Centered Thinking is a set of values, skills, and tools that puts the person at the center of

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