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Medical Paradigm
The problem-The condition
Core of the problem-Rests in or with the person
Actions-Classify/congregate, treat problem
Power Person-Expert (doc or therapist)
Goal-Fix/heal/change
Interdependence Paradigm
Problem-Limited or non existent supports for difference
Core-System or community
Actions-Create supports and empower
Power Person-Person with disability
Goal-Develop mutually desired relationships
Brings people to the community regardless of their differences. Does not try to change or alter difference's against the person's will or capacity or force similarity
Inclusion
4 components to Self-determination
Freedom
Authority
Support
Responsibility
Principles of Self Determination
Right to refuse
Consumer empowerment
Informed Consent
An ongoing exchange of desired events between people
Positive reciprocal relationship
An ongoing exchange of unwanted events between people
Negative reciprocal relationship
PEARL
Positive
Early
All
Reinforce
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