practice guide: developing functional ifsp outcomes
the family. While IFSP outcomes are determined by the family, it can sometimes be helpful for them to have a starting point because writing outcomes is not an activity most caregivers are used to. Below are some examples of how this information might be used to write functional outcomes with families:
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