Supported decision making is giving a person with affected decision making the tools and support they need to make a decision for themselves.
Key points
- Supported decision making is an important part of choice and control for some people with disability
- A support person should help with supported decision making by understanding what an individual wants to communicate
- Family members, friends, health professionals, NDIS workers and Government organisations should all understand supported decision making
- Topics:
- Decision support & choices
- Author:
- Disability Support Guide