Talking Mats creates ethical, rights based practice by reducing power imbalances, challenging assumptions about ability & ensuring decisions reflect the persons views #oureverydayrights #humanrightsday #humanrights2025 #supporteddecisionmaking
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Supported decision-making: A Human Rights Approach. - Improving Communication, Improving Lives
Talking Mats is a social enterprise whose vision is to improve the lives of people with communication difficulties. How Talking Mats can improve communication and lives.
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December 11, 2025 at 7:14 AM
Talking Mats creates ethical, rights based practice by reducing power imbalances, challenging assumptions about ability & ensuring decisions reflect the persons views #oureverydayrights #humanrightsday #humanrights2025 #supporteddecisionmaking
www.talkingmats.com/supported-de...
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Everyone deserves the dignity of choice. A rights-based approach to supported decision-making isn't about taking over.
This strengthens personal agency and fosters collaboration with mental health professionals—making informed choices accessible to all.
#SupportedDecisionMaking #InformedChoices
This strengthens personal agency and fosters collaboration with mental health professionals—making informed choices accessible to all.
#SupportedDecisionMaking #InformedChoices
May 14, 2025 at 9:02 AM
Everyone deserves the dignity of choice. A rights-based approach to supported decision-making isn't about taking over.
This strengthens personal agency and fosters collaboration with mental health professionals—making informed choices accessible to all.
#SupportedDecisionMaking #InformedChoices
This strengthens personal agency and fosters collaboration with mental health professionals—making informed choices accessible to all.
#SupportedDecisionMaking #InformedChoices
Can we ever move beyond 'substitute decision-making' in mental health?
Can there ever be a place for #capacity assessments or involuntary treatment within a #supporteddecisionmaking-based system?
What insights can be provided through lived experience of psychosis?
Can there ever be a place for #capacity assessments or involuntary treatment within a #supporteddecisionmaking-based system?
What insights can be provided through lived experience of psychosis?
January 11, 2025 at 12:21 PM
Can we ever move beyond 'substitute decision-making' in mental health?
Can there ever be a place for #capacity assessments or involuntary treatment within a #supporteddecisionmaking-based system?
What insights can be provided through lived experience of psychosis?
Can there ever be a place for #capacity assessments or involuntary treatment within a #supporteddecisionmaking-based system?
What insights can be provided through lived experience of psychosis?