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American Journal on Mental Retardation | 2004

The Willowbrook Futures Project: A Longitudinal Analysis of Person-Centered Planning

Steve Holburn; John W. Jacobson; Allen A. Schwartz; Michael J. Flory; Peter Vietze

We conducted a longitudinal comparative evaluation of person-centered planning processes and outcomes for 20 individuals with intellectual disabilities and problem behavior (former residents of Willowbrook) and a matched contrast group, who received traditional interdisciplinary service planning (ISP). At the inception of the study, all participants were living in one of four other developmental centers (institutions) in New York City. Process and outcome data obtained from questionnaires completed by team members approximately every 8 months at four time periods showed that the rate of improvement in both person-centered planning process and outcomes for the intervention group was significantly greater than that of the comparison group. Eighteen of 19 person-centered planning participants moved to community living arrangements, as did 5 of 18 in the contrast group.


American Journal on Mental Retardation | 2000

Quantifying the Process and Outcomes of Person-Centered Planning

Steve Holburn; John W. Jacobson; Peter Vietze; Allen A. Schwartz; Eugene Sersen

Although person-centered planning is a popular approach in the field of developmental disabilities, there has been little systematic assessment of its process and outcomes. To measure person-centered planning, we developed three instruments designed to assess its various aspects. We then constructed variables comprising both a Process and an Outcome Index using a combined rational-empirical method. Test-retest reliability and measures of internal consistency appeared adequate. Variable correlations and factor analysis were generally consistent with our conceptualization and resulting item and variable classifications. Practical implications for intervention integrity, program evaluation, and organizational performance are discussed.


Mental Retardation | 1999

Acknowledging barriers in adopting person-centered planning.

Steve Holburn; Peter Vietze

An apparent contradiction in adopting person-centered planning is exemplified by the question If a system adopts person-centered planning, isnt it system-centered? Such ambiguities are obvious to employees, who increasingly are being asked to consider more personalized ways of assisting people through person-centered planning. Our premise in this article is that employees reservations are well-founded and should be addressed in order to facilitate understanding and eventual reconciliation of unavoidable conflicts that emerge when person-centered planning is undertaken by agency employees. Administrators who acknowledge the uncertainties accompanying person-centered planning and invite discussion about conceptual and practical difficulties inherent in its adoption are modeling a collaborative method of discovering ways to help people get what they need. Examples of group solutions are presented.


Behavioral Interventions | 2004

Computer-assisted learning for adults with profound multiple disabilities

Steve Holburn; Dong Nguyen; Peter Vietze


Archive | 2002

Person-centered planning : research, practice, and future directions

Steve Holburn; Peter Vietze


Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities | 2002

Children of Mothers with Intellectual Disability: Stigma, Mother–Child Relationship and Self‐esteem

Tiffany Perkins; Steve Holburn; Kay Deaux; Michael J. Flory; Peter Vietze


Mental Retardation | 1998

Has Person-Centered Planning Become the Alchemy of Developmental Disabilities? A Response to O'Brien, O'Brien, and Mount

Steve Holburn; Peter Vietze


International Review of Research in Mental Retardation | 2001

The parent with mental retardation

Steve Holburn; Tiffany Perkins; Peter Vietze


Behavior and Social Issues | 2000

Person-Centered Planning and Cultural Inertia in Applied Behavior Analysis

Steve Holburn; Peter Vietze


Archive | 2005

パーソンセンタードプランニング : PCP「本人を中心に据えた計画づくり」 : 研究,実践,将来の方向性 : 知的障害,認知症のための実践マニュアル

Steve Holburn; Peter Vietze; 康夫 中園; 則昭 武田; 茂 末光

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John W. Jacobson

San Diego State University

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Tiffany Perkins

City University of New York

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Dong Nguyen

College of Staten Island

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