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Speak for Myself at My Planning Meeting

Your ISP or person-centered plan is about you — walk in with your own goals written down

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How you describe yourselfType of meetingDateWho else will be thereWhat you want more ofWhat you want less ofWhat you're afraid they'll decide

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I have [How You Describe Yourself] and I have a planning meeting ([Type Of Meeting]) on [Date] with my case manager and [Others]. Usually other people talk about me and I nod. This time I want to say what I want. What I want more of in my life: [Want More]. What I want less of: [Want Less]. What I'm afraid they'll decide: [Afraid]. Help me: 1) turn what I want into three clear goals in my own words, 2) write a short opening I can read so I speak first, 3) give me a sentence for when someone talks about me like I'm not there, 4) give me a sentence for 'I need to think about that before I agree', 5) tell me what to ask for in writing afterward. Keep every sentence short enough to say in one breath. Do not make me sound like a case file.

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