When It Is Used
Use this worksheet near the beginning of IMR work to establish a recovery direction and practical next steps.
Recovery Strategies Goal Worksheet
Recovery Strategies Goal Worksheet is a ready-to-send IMR tool for practitioners beginning illness management and recovery work. It helps a practitioner and client establish a personally meaningful recovery goal and a concrete action path for moving toward it.
Explore a sample goal-action plan, then save the worksheet for client use.
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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 worksheet captures a personally meaningful recovery goal, linked action steps, feasibility context if entered, progress notes, and dated history.
Limits
The worksheet does not score goals, assign unsupported domains, generate treatment plans, or operate as a broad task manager.
Does the worksheet score the quality of a recovery goal?
No. The worksheet organizes the goal and action steps; it does not produce a goal score.
Can a goal be saved before action steps are added?
Yes. A goal without steps can be saved as a draft and marked as having an incomplete action path.
Can more than one goal be entered?
Yes, if each goal has its own action path and the result remains understandable.
Will sample demo goals be saved to my account?
No. Saving stores the fixed worksheet, while fictional demo goals and steps are discarded.