Anchored to Original Target Problems
The review compares ending status with the original target problems whenever starting information is available.
Termination Review is a task-centered closure tool for practitioners ending time-limited work with clients. It helps compare progress from the starting point, identify remaining concerns, and record maintenance needs or next supports.
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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.
The review compares ending status with the original target problems whenever starting information is available.
Unresolved issues can be named realistically without implying failure.
Maintenance strategies or next supports are captured, but the tool does not become a full discharge summary or long-term care plan.
No. The review can show available comparison and mark missing starting point or progress information without inventing change.
Yes. If the client disagrees or is uncertain about progress, that perspective can be preserved as reported information.
No. It is a task-centered closure review focused on before-and-after progress, remaining concerns, and maintenance or next supports.