The heart and soul of person-centred planning

Beth Mount reflects on creating a person-centered practice that is rooted in the quest for justice.

In this film from Neighbours International, Beth Mount reflects on how the creation of Story Quilts emerged in her practice as a means of capturing the beauty, dignity, and heart and soul of a person-centered practice that is rooted in the quest for justice.

For more information on Beth Mount's work visit her website at:

http://www.bethmount.org

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Film | 25.02.20

Person-Centred Planning, social care, USA, Film

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