This document discusses the comparison between the medical and social models in person centred practice in health services. It also explores the challenges faced and steps to adopt a person centred approach. The document provides insights into the importance of patient knowledge, beneficence, power and responsibility, therapeutic alliance, and self-awareness in the medical model. It also highlights the challenges of challenging behavior and the importance of self-awareness, patient's values and beliefs, engagement, shared decision making, empathy, and holistic care in adopting a person centred approach. The document concludes with a review of challenges and evaluation of how dilemmas affect consistency in approach.