When Thoroughways was developed, one of the concepts discussed included Participant's Hopes and Dreams being included in their treatment planning. In a combined 32 years we have observed times when Participant's Hopes and Dreams were not consistently included within their treatment plans. We challenge ourselves to ask "Why not" versus identifying a list of reasons a goal is not achievable. We are excited to present this concept at the upcoming Iowa DDCouncil, Make Your Mark! Self-Advocacy Conference.
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