Kane Morgan will be presenting at the Safeguarding the Future conference. His presentation is called Who is the person behind the behaviour, and what do they need?
Kane Morgan has held a variety of roles serving people with disability and currently works as an independent Behaviour Support Practitioner. Kane is passionate about Social Role Valorisation (SRV) and its potential to transform people’s lives and safeguard their futures.
In his current role, Kane uses SRV themes to allow a better understanding of what people need rather than just focusing on so-called challenging behaviour.
Kane is a board member of the Australian Social Role Valorisation Association and a keen student and teacher of SRV.
Who is the person behind the behaviour, and what do they need?
Using model coherency to safeguard the future
People with behaviour that challenges those who support them are often misunderstood. Very often, all the focus ends up on their behaviour and none on what they really need.
The themes of Social Role Valorisation (SRV) are very helpful in establishing positive mindsets and assumptions about the person. This more positive focus can safeguard the person’s future and give them access to the good things of life just like everyone else.
In this presentation, Kane Morgan will explore the SRV themes that can provide a coherent foundation for decision-making now and into the future.
About this session
- Kane Morgan will be presenting at the main Safeguarding the Future conference
- Thursday-Friday, 23-24 May 2024
- 9:00 am to 5:00 pm AEST both days
Register to attend the conference and/or the pre-conference webinars
Learn about the other conference speakers and their presentations
Pre-conference webinars
- Webinar 1 – Decision-making in everyday life – Janet Klees
- Webinar 2 – Medical safeguarding – Jo Massarelli and Cathy Ludlum
- Webinar 3 – Now is the time for vision – Darcy Elks
Main conference
- The secrets of fabulous
skinself-direction – Margaret Ward - Never too late to get a life – Josey McMahon and Cathy McMahon
- Building bridges to neighbourhood – Sarah Faulkner
- Safeguarding a Micro Enterprise for the future – Helen Neale
- Who is the person behind the behaviour, and what do they need? – Kane Morgan
- It’s a long game – Ann Greer, Valen Litster, and Sally Aubrey
- The importance of trust and relationship in supported decision-making – Kim Roots
- A sibling’s perspective – Rebecca Altaffer
- What happens when I cark it? – Linda Hughes
- Safeguarding Isaac’s good life through a Service for One – Sheree Henley
- More speaker details coming soon!
About the Safeguarding the Future conference
- Thursday-Friday, 23-24 May 2024
- 9:00 am – 5:00 pm both days
- Hotel Realm in Canberra
- Optional networking event on Thursday evening
- Three pre-conference webinars included in the main conference ticket
- Pre-conference webinar-only tickets are also available if you can’t attend the main event
- Flexible pricing is available for people with disability and their families from $0.00 to $225.00
- People with disability, their families, friends, and allies, support workers, education professionals, health professionals, and everyone interested in safeguarding the future of people with disability are welcome to attend.
Register to attend the conference and/or the pre-conference webinars