When it is used
Use it at treatment entry or when treatment is being shaped and the practitioner needs client-stated preferences.
What I Want for Treatment Questionnaire is a motivational interviewing treatment-preference questionnaire for practitioners working with clients entering or shaping treatment. It helps capture explicit client preferences about treatment goals, priorities, and desired ways of working together.
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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.
Use it at treatment entry or when treatment is being shaped and the practitioner needs client-stated preferences.
It captures explicit preferences about treatment goals, priorities, and desired ways of working together, according to the source-defined questionnaire.
It is not a general intake form, satisfaction survey, clinical assessment, or treatment recommendation engine.
No. It captures client preference information that can inform a treatment-planning conversation; it does not generate a treatment plan.
Only where the source-defined questionnaire permits skipping. Skipped or unanswered areas are shown in the result rather than filled in.
Incomplete responses can be saved and reviewed as incomplete preference data, not as a final treatment-planning result.
The questionnaire tool and selected supported setup are saved. Demo responses and fictional case information do not become client records.