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FROM THE JOURNAL
Choice is not created simply by asking a person what they want. It is shaped by whether information is understandable, communication is recognised, disagreement is tolerated and support continues after a decision is made.
Read the companion article exploring the conditions that make genuine participation more possible.
MORE FREE PRACTICE TOOLS
Each practice tool offers a focused question that can be used on its own, in supervision or as part of a team discussion. Choose the question that is most relevant to the decision or situation you are examining.
CONTINUE THE PRACTICE
If this tool has helped you notice something worth examining, Creating the Conditions for Choice offers a broader reflective process.
Across seven sections, the workbook explores how communication, accessibility, trust, risk, organisational limitations and follow-through can shape a person’s involvement in decisions.
The 35-page resource includes guided reflections, worksheets and practical review tools for individual practice, supervision and team discussion.
IN-HOUSE LEARNING
If this tool has raised questions that would benefit from a shared conversation, Rebecca can facilitate an in-house workshop shaped around your organisation, service context and current practice.
The session creates space to work through real questions together and identify practical changes that can strengthen participation and supported decision making.