My Life. My Future. My Way.

My Good Life & Transition Toolkit

Two things matter: understanding where I am now, and helping me create the life I want. Use these activities to explore my choices, agree practical next steps and prepare a helpful summary for a planning or review meeting.

Optional spoken support · Dawn

Talk through a Good Life activity

Dawn is our AI voice guide. You can ask for simpler words, talk about a fictional goal, or hear a question aloud. You still choose what matters to you. The AI cannot fill in your answers or save progress.

Testing only: Adults and supervised demonstrations. Do not share identifiable, medical or safeguarding information. ElevenLabs processes conversations, and transcripts may be retained for up to seven days.

Four activities. One person-led plan.

New for testing: Explore the Nexsteps Voice Companion pilot. Currently intended for adults and supervised demonstrations using fictional information, not confidential assessments.

  1. ACTIVITY 1

    👤 About me

    My strengths, choices and support.

    Start here
  2. ACTIVITY 2

    🌞 My good life

    A good day, a good week and my goals.

    Explore my life
  3. ACTIVITY 3

    🧭 My decisions

    How I choose and what help I want.

    Explore decisions
  4. ACTIVITY 4

    🤝 My people

    Relationships, community and connections.

    Explore connections
Your choices come first. You may use words, pictures on paper, speech, or a trusted supporter to complete these activities. You may skip questions. These activities do not replace statutory assessments, capacity assessments or professional decisions.
ACTIVITY 1

All about me

What would you like people to know about you? You do not have to tell everyone everything.

ACTIVITY 2

My good life

Think about an ordinary day when things feel right. What would you like more of?

Explore more goals with the interactive Life Map →

ACTIVITY 3

My choices and decisions

Different decisions need different kinds of support. Tell people what helps you understand your options.

How would I like to make this decision?

This is a preference conversation, not a Mental Capacity Act assessment. Decisions must be supported appropriately and legal duties still apply.

ACTIVITY 4

My relationships and community

A good life includes people, interests and places where we belong. You can use roles instead of names, for example “my sister” or “a trusted worker”.

FROM MY PLAN TO REAL LIFE

Turn my goal into an activity

Choose what you would like to work on. Nexsteps will suggest relevant independent living activities from the 21 skills areas. You choose which to explore, with the support you prefer.

These are suggested resources, not prescribed tasks. Some topics need agreed support and safety arrangements. Opening an activity in a new tab keeps this planning page open.

PRACTISE • EVIDENCE • REVIEW

My activity and progress review

Progress is about what changed in my life, not passing a test. It's fine to try part of an activity or decide to try another day.

Go to my printable summary
ASSESS • PLAN • TRY • REVIEW

My transition conversation summary

Use the summary in a conversation with someone you trust, a key worker, personal adviser or transition team. The summary is a discussion aid, not a completed statutory assessment.

Choose “Update my summary” to bring your responses together. Nothing is sent to Nexsteps.

Try a living skills activity

Privacy: Answers stay in this browser page while it is open. They are not transmitted or saved to an account. A printed or downloaded copy is yours to manage securely. Avoid entering identifiable safeguarding disclosures or private financial details.

For practitioners and transition teams

Open the Practitioner Transition Assessment & Outcomes Tool →

This toolkit helps structure a conversation about strengths, wishes, communication, decisions, relationships and meaningful outcomes. It can inform person-centred assessment and support planning, alongside statutory duties and existing local-authority processes.

Our approach is both: explore and record current support needs with the person, then agree real-world opportunities and review whether life is improving for them. Use the person's words and preferred communication methods. Do not mistake an unanswered question for an absence of need.

Nexsteps' original activities are informed by established person-centred thinking and self-directed support approaches, including work associated with In Control and Helen Sanderson Associates. Nexsteps is not affiliated with or endorsed by those organisations.

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