What The ORG Includes
An ORG includes desired role, specific environment, and a 6- to 24-month horizon.
Overall Rehabilitation Goal (ORG) Tool
The Overall Rehabilitation Goal (ORG) is a collaborative psychiatric rehabilitation tool for practitioners and people choosing a long-term direction. It helps define a self-determined 6- to 24-month destination as a desired role in a specific environment.
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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.
What It Does Not Do
It does not generate the person's goal, infer preference from practitioner notes, assess skills, or prescribe supports.
History
Prior ORG statements are preserved when goals change because later plans depend on which goal was active.
Is the ORG generated by the system?
No. The person supplies the preference content, and the system only structures and checks completeness.
What timeframe is supported?
The ORG uses a 6- to 24-month horizon.
Are role and environment both required?
Yes. The ORG is incomplete without both desired role and specific environment.
Can domains like living or working be hidden?
Yes. Domain prompts can be shown broadly or focused, but the goal still requires role, environment, and timeframe.