Many of the listings in this area are included in the Tools for Personal Planning section. They are as well used by agencies/companies, departments, individuals with and without disabilities . . . . to plan.

The All Star Company uses cutting edge thinking and examples to show successful teams at work. Many human services organizations are using this dynamic book about team building.

PATH: A Workbook for Planning Positive Possible Futures outlines the Planning Alternative Tomorrows with Hope (PATH) process in depth. PATH is a creative planning tool which starts in the future and works backwards to an outcome of first steps that are positive and possible. Color graphics are used to develop the PATH; an example is included in the manual.

PATH in Action - Working with Groups is a one hour video which demonstrates the PATH process as it was used to undertake an intensive future planning process for a High School in Yellowknife, N.W.T. This video is recommended as the essential PATH Training Video as it demonstrates "setting the tone", "setting boundaries", and the 8 Path Steps which conclude with an immediately "do-able" first action step.

The PATH Training Video: Joe's PATH takes the viewer through the steps of PATH. PATH was designed to deal with complex issues for individuals, families, and organizations. Although the video uses Joe as an example of the process it can be easily transferred to any situation.

Personal Outcome Measures - 2000 Edition can be used in a broad spectrum of services and support settings for quality improvements and accreditation. Personal Outcomes are centered on the individual and moves the measurement of organizational success to how well each individual is doing in the areas that are most important to her or him.

Assessment Workbook for use with Personal Outcome Measures a practical resource to assist in the gathering of information, note-taking, and decision making for each of the 25 Personal Outcome Measures.

Personal Outcome Measures - Trainer's Toolkit designed to assist instructors, teachers, and trainers in developing creative presentations as they begin to train people about the "Personal Outcome Measures".