The Self & Match System in the community is flexible enough that it can used in a variety of settings across the community — wherever there is a need for a behavioral intervention program. Clear behavioral expectations can be created and implemented by creating forms in this user-friendly and easy-to-implement system. The individual Self & Match program is designed to be collaborative by providing a roadmap of how to teach expectations and hold participants accountable for their behaviors. The service provider and the client work together to design a program suited to the specific needs of the client. The Self & Match Manual provides step-by-step instructions and Considerations Guides that are a roadmap to help identify individual needs.
How The Self & Match System Is Used In The Community
Where The Self & Match System Is Used In The Community
Benefits To The Client
The Self & Match System in the community embraces a growth mindset, helping guide clients toward desired or expected behaviors. Participants are encouraged and rewarded for honest self-reflection because the system allows for some mistakes and “aims for progress, not perfection”. The Self & Match System is built around forms that are ideal for participants who thrive on visual support and clear expectations.
Benefits To The Staff
The Self & Match System in the community is designed to be a collaborative tool that can be jointly used by staff and clients to enhance the client’s experience in the program. The system allows staff input to be incorporated into designing the forms to meet individual participant needs. The Self & Match System is easy to use and the Considerations Guides provide a roadmap to help both staff and participants identify individual needs.
Behavioral Improvement In Community Programs
- Social & Communication Skills
- Daily Independent Living Skills
- Recreation & Leisure Skills
- Employment Skills
Creating behaviors to improve social & communication skills
Research suggests that Self & Match can improve targeted social & communication skills in the community such as
Creating behaviors to promote independent living skills
Research suggests that Self & Match can improve targeted independent living skills in the community such as
Creating behaviors to promote improved recreation & leisure skills
Self & Match can improve targeted recreation and leisure skills in the community such as
Creating behaviors to promote improved employment skills
Research suggests that Self & Match can improve employment skills such as