When It Is Used
Use it before rehabilitation goal setting when readiness needs should be developed first.
Readiness Development Plan for Psychiatric Rehabilitation
The Readiness Development Plan is a collaborative psychiatric rehabilitation tool for practitioners and people preparing for rehabilitation. It helps identify concrete readiness-development priorities and next steps tied to self-awareness, alternative-environment awareness, and support development.
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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 Produces
The result is a grouped readiness-development action plan, not a readiness score or diagnosis.
Limitations
The tool is limited to self-awareness, alternative-environment awareness, and support development. It does not generate clinical conclusions or unsupported readiness scales.
Does this tool score readiness?
No. It produces readiness-development priorities and actions, not a readiness score.
Can the person complete it alone?
No. The specified experience is collaborative and practitioner-guided.
What happens if a need has no action yet?
It remains visible as unresolved instead of being hidden.
Can I choose only one readiness area?
Yes. The practitioner can select any relevant combination of the supported readiness areas.