When It Is Used
Use it at the start or continuation of parent-training home activities so later work can be connected to what matters to the parent.
Parent Goal Sheet is a parent-training goal setting and progress reference tool for practitioners. It helps practitioners capture a personally meaningful, observable parenting goal, connect it to home activities, and revisit progress over time.
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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 at the start or continuation of parent-training home activities so later work can be connected to what matters to the parent.
Progress is discussed descriptively across sessions through observations and notes, not through invented scores or percentages.
If a goal changes, prior goal history should remain available and the new goal should be marked as current.
The parent provides the goal content, with practitioner support to make it specific, meaningful, and observable.
Yes. Home activities can optionally be linked back to the active goal for follow-up.
No. Progress is captured as observations or discussion notes, not as a score or percentage.
The goal sheet tool and configuration are saved. Fictional demo goals and progress notes are not saved as real client data.