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Person-centered approaches in an adult day training center focus on tailoring services and activities to meet the unique needs, preferences, and goals of each individual participant. This approach emphasizes the dignity, autonomy, and self-determination of the individuals attending the center. 

 In an adult day training center, there are numerous non-job task skills that can be taught to enhance participants' overall well-being, independence, and quality of life. Here are some examples: 

• communication with supervisors, co-workers and customers
• work place conduct and dress
• following instructions
• problem solving skills and strategies
• work place safety
• focusing on job task and task completion

•  Arts and crafts: Exploring artistic talents, creating crafts, and expressing creativity through various mediums.
• Music and dance: Learning musical instruments, singing, dancing, and participating in music therapy sessions.
• Leisure and hobbies: Exploring interests such as gardening, photography, sports, or other recreational activities