When It Is Used
Use it when peer support is part of recovery coordination and the practitioner needs peer involvement to reflect the person's own direction.
Peer Support Goal Plan
The Peer Support Goal Plan is a collaborative planning tool for practitioners coordinating peer support. It helps the practitioner, person served, and peer support participant clarify hopes, goals, preferences, and how peer support should contribute to recovery direction.
Open the sample plan and try completing the person-directed fields.
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Tool guide
Learn more about this tool
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 Captures
The tool captures stated hopes or priorities, support preferences, intended peer support contribution, contributor attribution, and unresolved items.
Relevant Limits
The tool does not collect symptom ratings, determine eligibility, score recovery, infer motivation, or replace the person's goals with service-defined goals.
Does this tool score recovery progress?
No. The Peer Support Goal Plan does not calculate scores or interpret recovery status.
Can the plan be incomplete?
Yes. Unresolved areas can remain marked unresolved instead of forcing invented content.
Who contributes to the plan?
The practitioner facilitates, the person served provides hopes, goals, and preferences, and a peer support participant may add practical input in response to the person's direction.
What is saved when I save the tool?
The fixed Peer Support Goal Plan tool is saved into the practitioner's account; demo sample content is not saved as real client data.