When It Is Used
Use it when the family is ready for behavior-change planning and intervention targets need to match relational formulation.
Behavior Change Plan is a practitioner-only FFT planning tool for family-treatment practitioners. It helps practitioners link target behaviors to the family’s relational formulation, strengths, risks, current motivation and capacities, and intervention targets so behavior-change work is specific enough to practice or monitor.
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Use it when the family is ready for behavior-change planning and intervention targets need to match relational formulation.
The tool captures target behaviors, formulation links, strengths, risks, functions, intervention targets, motivation/capacity notes, and feasibility notes.
The tool does not generate intervention protocols, scripted practice steps, generic advice, scores, or clinical recommendations.
No. The practitioner enters intervention target content. The tool organizes links, fit, feasibility, and completeness.
Yes. The fixed tool itself is saved as-is, even though no formal practitioner settings are required.
No. Fictional target behaviors, sample formulation links, and temporary plan notes are not saved as real client data by default.