Person-Centered Planning
Support planning considers communication, triggers, coping strategies, preferences, safety needs, goals, and the person’s existing clinical or behavioral plan.
Behavioral and emotional-support needs can be discussed during intake so appropriate services, coordination, safeguards, and referral options can be identified.
Support planning considers communication, triggers, coping strategies, preferences, safety needs, goals, and the person’s existing clinical or behavioral plan.
When licensed behavioral-health treatment is required, the intake team can determine whether Sulandra provides the requested service directly or coordinate with the individual’s authorized providers.
Where applicable, direct-care staff can be trained on approved behavior-support strategies, crisis-prevention requirements, and person-specific protocols.
Submit a service inquiry and our intake team will contact you to review appropriate next steps.
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