Person-centred planning tools

Person-centred plans (PCPs) should always respect the ways people communicate. People who use augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) should be supported to use their preferred method of communicating.

The person at the centre of the planning should always feel in control over the plans that are made, including who is involved and how they are documented. They should be able to express personal preferences and anxieties when going through change. PCPs should be reviewed regularly and as changes happen in someone’s life, such as school transitions.