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The Reiss Profile of Human Needs is a standardized assessment of 12
human needs. The RMP-ID holistically focuses on the individual
and substitutes the language of individuality (e.g., “friendly
person”) for the language of disability (e.g., “person
with ID”). The instrument takes ten minutes to administer
and is recommended for all individuals with ID ages 12 and up.
The two main uses are person-centered planning and prevention of
violence and psychiatric symptoms for persons with a dual diagnosis.
For Person-Centered Planning:
For Dual Diagnosis:
Compared with other instruments, the RMP-ID provides a positive and
more comprehensive assessment of the person’s needs.
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References
Reiss, S. Human needs and intellectual disabilities:
Applications for person-centered planning, dual diagnosis, and crisis
intervention. Pre-publication manuscripts available through IDS
Publishing Corporation.
Reiss, S. (2008). The normal personality: A new way of
thinking about people. New York: Cambridge University
Press. (Available through amazon.com in English, German, and Polish)
Reiss, S. (2000). Who am I? The 16 basic desires that motivate
our actions and define our personalities. New York:
Tarcher/Putnam. (Available through amazon.com in English,
Spanish, German, Dutch, Swedish, Chinese, and Japanese) |
