Using Supported Decision-Making: A Step by Step Guide

This video is a step-by-step guide to brainstorming about supported decision-making and implementing a supported decision-making agreement. We will walk you through a worksheet that helps people think about what areas of their lives they need support in. We will then take you through the steps of filling out a supported decision-making agreement, and show you examples of how some people with disabilities use supported decision-making in their lives.
Produced by The American Civil Liberties Union and the Center for Excellence for Developmental Disabilities at the UC Davis MIND Institute .

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How can an agreement be written up and signed by the person with a disability if they cannot read, write or sign the agreement ?

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Hello, is it correct to say that some choices (options) may not have pros and cons ie benefits or risks associated with it?