Do you ever find yourself struggling to help clients organize their thoughts and intentions into achievable outcomes?
Are your clients struggling to obtain and maintain motivation to consistently work toward their goals?
I developed this resource from my experience working with chronically-ill older adults. My patients were often able to verbalize their long-term goals but struggled to assemble an achievable plan and maintain motivation along the way.
What your patients will get with this resource:
- Cover page: guidance on setting long-term goals and space to document them.
- Breakdown sheet (for each long-term goal) includes space to record:
- Start date and goal completion date
- Motivators
- Barriers
- Accountability partners
- AND a table to plan and track progress toward short-term “stepping stone” goals
- Notes page: record successes and slip-ups, what worked and what didn’t, observations made, and any other details of their journey toward success
- Breakdown sheet example to demonstrate optimal use
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