About the course

Person-centered practice can become too narrow when teams focus only on the immediate interaction. This course helps learners keep the person at the center while noticing the relationships, settings, routines, access points, health-related participation factors, and team communication patterns that shape what happens. Ecological means looking at the person in relationship with the environments and systems around them. Learners use a fictional provider-team communication scenario and the Ecological Support Scan to practice noticing barriers, supports, mismatches, handoff points, and practical next steps.

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Tyler Neimeyer, MS, CTRS

Tyler Neimeyer is a recreational therapist and community-based service professional with experience supporting disability services, behavioral support, recreation access, documentation practices, and practical staff training. His teaching focuses on helping professionals make useful decisions in real settings: how to notice barriers, adapt activities, preserve dignity, support autonomy, communicate clearly, and improve the next opportunity for the person being served. Through Community Practice Institute, Tyler develops practical training for professionals working in recreational therapy, disability services, behavioral support, waiver services, and community-based care.

Widen the lens. Keep the person at the center.

Use a practical ecological scan to notice what the person, team, setting, and system may need next.

$29.00