Transcription of Quick Guide to Developing Goals, Objectives, and Interventions
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Quick Guide to Goals, objectives & Interventions January 2013 Quick Guide to Developing Goals, objectives , and Interventions I. Some considerations when Developing goals Solicit the life-role goal statement at the very beginning of Individualized Recovery Plan (IRP) Planning. This conversation should be informed by the assessment process as well as your relationship and previous conversations with the Personalized Recovery Oriented Services (PROS) participant. Don t be concerned about whether or not the goal is realistic.
o Ask the person to imagine that all the challenges of today have disappeared as if by magic. What would this be like? What would the person be doing/feeling? o If a person focuses his or her goals on symptoms (“I want to feel less depressed”), the conversation can explore topics such as “If you were less depressed, what might you be doing?
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