Practitioner And Client Roles
The client supplies preferences and boundaries; the practitioner records, confirms, and uses the agreed approach in service delivery.
Voice & Choice Preferences is a trauma-informed service preference tool for practitioners and clients to complete together. It helps practitioners know a client's explicit preferences for participation, communication, choices, boundaries, and service involvement so support can preserve client voice and choice.
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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 client supplies preferences and boundaries; the practitioner records, confirms, and uses the agreed approach in service delivery.
The tool captures preferences for participation, communication, choices, boundaries, service involvement, unresolved areas, and dated revisions.
The tool is not a treatment plan, consent form, values inventory, or inferred personality profile.
No. The intended usage mode is ready-to-complete-together with the client.
Yes. Deferred or unknown areas should remain visible rather than being filled by practitioner assumption.
No. The product organizes explicit preferences and changes over time without scoring or ranking them.
The tool itself is saved. Fictional preferences, boundaries, and demo revisions are not saved as real client data.