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OfflineCatherine Penrod Catherine Penrod said 2 years ago

I particulary enjoyed the section in this reading regarding "expanding client options."  Too often, we as providers fail ito include key players -- like the parents mentioned in the article.  I don't think it's arrogance on our part, but rather an inabiltiy to think creatively.  This isn't to say that providers cannot be creative, but instead, I think providers do not have the luxury of being able to approach issues in a thoughful process.  Voice and choice really need to become a greater part of the provider culture.

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OfflineCatherine Penrod Catherine Penrod said 2 years ago

Hmmmm.  Scot, did I post this in the wrong place?

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