Choice & Voice
Supporting meaningful participation without offering false choice
Choice can help restore a sense of control, but trauma-informed practice is not about pretending that everything is optional.
This resource explores how to offer genuine choices, communicate unavoidable limits honestly and support people to have a meaningful voice in decisions that affect them.
It includes:
- Genuine choice versus false choice
- Informed participation
- Accessible information and communication
- Processing time
- Consent and decision-making
- Working within unavoidable restrictions
- Advocacy and supported decision-making
- Practical ways to increase participation
Focused on helping people have as much meaningful influence over their care and support as circumstances genuinely allow.
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