Using a PATH for person-driven planning Caren L.

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Using a PATH for person-driven planning Caren L. Sax, Ed.D., CRC SDSU Interwork Institute Planning Alternative Tomorrows with Hope PATH Jack Pearpoint, John OBrien, and Marsha Forest (1993) developed the PATH tools and strategies to

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Using a PATH for person-driven planning Caren L. Sax, Ed.D., CRC
SDSU Interwork Institute<br>
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Planning Alternative Tomorrows with Hope = PATH Jack Pearpoint, John O’Brien, and Marsha Forest (1993) developed the PATH tools and strategies to promote and realize a future that’s positive and possible.
The PATH requires that the focus person drives the process, along with valued friends, family, and others who care about the individual.<br>
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Steps for the PATH North Star/Dream: Long term goals and ideal outcomes – these can be for a few years or more in the future
By this time next year, we will have accomplished these outcomes…(It’s important to use this language to say that these things will have been accomplished by then)
Now: What is the current status? What’s going well? What’s causing questions, problems, anxiety?
Enroll: Who do we need to get on board to help answer questions? To clarify issues? To help move things in the right direction?<br>