When It Is Used
Use it in later PDI when household expectations need to be made explicit and connected to consistent caregiver responses.
House Rules Plan for Later PDI
House Rules Plan is a later-PDI PCIT planning tool for practitioners and caregivers. It helps them make household behavior expectations explicit, connect each rule to predictable caregiver responses, and identify adherence issues or exceptions.
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Tool guide
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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.
Revision History
Plan revisions should preserve enough version context to know the current plan and what changed over time.
Limits
The tool does not invent rules, prescribe consequences, score rule quality, or add unrelated household management modules.
Who creates the house rules?
The practitioner and caregiver create them collaboratively; the system structures the plan but does not invent the rules.
What makes a rule incomplete?
A rule remains incomplete when it is too vague or lacks a linked caregiver response.
Are exceptions part of the plan?
Yes. Known adherence problems or exceptions can be captured without replacing the main rule.