Transforming Professional Development Through Person-Centered Learning
Delivering cutting-edge training in Economic Adaptation, Behavioral Science, and Human Services
It is essential for professions in the helping field to keep the individuals being served at the center while providing the highest quality services.
Why Person-Centered Education?
The Person Center for Education (PCE) is dedicated to providing professional and organizational development for staff and management in the helping fields. We design and deliver person-centered, innovative, data-driven, and competency-focused training that can be fully integrated into the workplace.
Our belief is that effective learning is personal—and should be designed to meet the unique needs of professionals who support individuals and communities. Our programs help organizations and professionals develop skills, strategies, and insights to create meaningful impact.
Our
Services
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In-person or online, at your place or ours.
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Online, on your own time and at your own pace.
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Dedicated to ensuring that all trainings are Person-Centered. Let us help you design your trainings to be more effective, efficient, and trackable.
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Let our years of experience help your organization improve its practices.
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In case you’d like to hear our thoughts, insights, and stories as they relate to a variety of topics within our collective fields of expertise.
How We Make a Difference
Our approach is rooted in person-centered practices—integrating behavioral science, financial well-being, and economic adaptation into professional education. Whether you’re a social worker, nonprofit leader, or public health professional, we help you build the skills that drive real-world impact.
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Economic stability and security
Improve safety, independence and well-being
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Building strong and resilient communities
Addressing the causes and conditions of poverty
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Social Determinants of Health
Prevention, protection and promotion in the community
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Family development to meet children’s social, emotional, and educational needs
Promoting protective factors