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WELCOME TO THE GOOD LIFE

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Current DD Mental Model vs Respect Based Supports Current focuses on Compliance, Coercion, Control, Punishment, Aversive Consequences Respect based supports focuses on 1-Appreciation – home/health/work/money 2-Contribution being Valued 3-Building Positive Self-Esteem 4-Building Confidence 5-Building a positive Identity 6-Connections to People/Places/Things 7-Creating Opportunities for Success 8-Being provided Choices 9-Being Surrounded by Allies 10-Being Acknowledged

Five fundamental Must Haves for people receiving supports and co-workers What does this mean to you? What does it look like and sound like? (A) Time (B) Space (C) Positive tone & words (D) Living in their shoes (E) Being connected

Need some inspiration? Dw&feature=related Dw&feature=related change is good…you go first

Who would have thought that the color of your hat could say so much about a person?

WHITE HAT White hat thinking is seen as : Indifferent Whatever Who cares It is all about the paycheck Just putting in time Can’t wait till retirement Focus is on self

RED HAT Red hat thinking is seen as: Forceful Controlling Coercive Focus is on compliance

BLACK HAT Black hat thinking is seen as: Negative Critical Sarcastic Pessimistic Only sees failure Focus is on the problem

GREEN HAT Green hat thinking is seen as: Supportive Helpful Optimistic Positive Ask thoughtful questions Looks for solutions Looks for strengths & abilities Focus is on possibilities & success

Guess What Color Hat they are wearing White; Red; Black; Green

Just Putting In My Time

What- ever

We want to be intentional about putting on our green hats everyday. e3hCVHtZZY Inspirational Team building