Agree on one priority.
Describe the selected target in language the family understands. Check what feels relevant and manageable to them.
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From session to everyday life
A short planning sheet for the clinician and family. Make the target, activity, and next conversation easy to find. Adapt every part to the client and your clinical judgment.
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Describe the selected target in language the family understands. Check what feels relevant and manageable to them.
Demonstrate the activity and invite questions. Agree on the support or cues that fit the plan, rather than assuming a written instruction is enough.
Agree what the family should notice and how to share it. Use your organization’s approved system for any recordings or client information.
Review what the family experienced, acknowledge what worked, and adapt the next assignment together.
Make it useful
Print this sheet or save it as a PDF. Keep personal or clinical details in your own approved records.