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Path Training Video
Introduction to Path
Produced by Inclusion Press & Parashoot
(35 min.)
This video is also available as part of the
>Path in Action Pack
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$25.00
Also available in
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Exciting, creative, colorful futures
planning tool. Jack & Marsha demonstrate 8 steps with
an individual and his family. An excellent introduction - linked
to the PATH Workbook. A must for anyone using PATH.
PATH was developed by Jack Pearpoint, John
O'Brien and Marsha Forest
This video takes the viewer through the
steps of PATH. Path was designed to deal with complex issues
for individuals, families, and organizations. We have used PATH
with medical practitioners, architects, schools, individuals
and families. It is a sharp and powerful tool that gets people
to doable first steps. There are 8 steps that involve "thinking
backwards". Jack & Marsha facilitate the PATH and do
instructional commentaries on each step:
- the North Star, the Dream, the
Vision - create a portrait of the future - many generations ahead.
- Goals
- "remember the future" - possible and positive future
goals - one or two years "ahead".
- Now -
ground the PATH by "noticing what it is like now.
- Enrollment
- who do we need to enroll if we are really going to get anywhere.
- Getting Stronger
- what do we need to actually do to stay strong enough for the
journey .
- Six Months
(from the future - remember backwards what has happened in six
months.
- One Month
- remember what has happened - one month from now.
- First Steps
- list immediate beginning steps on this journey - and
appoint a coach to keep you on your PATH.
The video describes each step. A young
man with cerebral palsy is the focus person in this tape. His
speech is difficult and he uses a spelling board to communicate.
He plans his transition from an institutional setting, to a life
fully in the community. Although the video uses Joe as an example,
the process can be easily transferred to any situation.
Audience
A must see for anyone interested in PATH.
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