The needs of loved ones with disruptive behavior can be addressed in the PCP through behavioral support, staff training and providing increased choice and control. It is not uncommon for behavioral challenges to become less frequent and intense when a person has acclimated to their own home. Needs can also be addressed through careful choice of a place to live. Some people may prefer to live on the top floor so that they do not hear people above them, while others do better on the first floor because they don’t like heights. Some people benefit from sound proofing, changes in lighting or changes in the color of their rooms. Thinking carefully about needs when making choices in the location of the home is very important.