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- Definition: An action that intends to bring about change and growth of a client.
- The action the therapist will take to help the client achieve goals.

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- Where priorities are set
-goals are formulated
-objectives are developed
-programs, strategies and approaches are specified
-means of evaluation are determined
-process of personalization
4 steps:
1. set priorities based on client's assessment (what are we focusing on)
2. write goals and objectives (what outcome do we want from the program)
3. determined strategies/actions for meeting goals (how are we going to reach our preferred outcome)
4. select a method to assess the program being used

Goals should be:
-general
-broad
-strategic
Objectives:
-specific
-measurable
-acheivable
-timely
-realistic

Objectives should be:
-measurable
-relevant/realistic
-achievable
-specific to client behavior
-time bound

3 tiers of planning
1. development of the overall therapeutic recreation department, program, or agency- mission statement, setting goals, identifying
specific programs to be implemented within the comprehensive program

2. specific program planning- detailed planning of the chosen specific program to be implemented within the department

3. planning for the individual client

Task Analysis and Activity Analysis as tools for planning
-task analysis breaks down a specific skill into multiple steps
-activity analysis breaks down an activity into the specific skills needed to partake in the activity
-activity analysis and task analysis may help you know how to prepare for any modifications needed for your planning

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Skills for implementation:
-interpersonal skills
-observation skills for documentation
-technique skills
-Group processing skills

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Definition: A systematic determination of someone's merit, worth, significance, and process
-Last step in APIE
-CTRS use evaluation to reassess after treatment to check progress and see where changes can be made
- normative compares patient to general society
-functional  bases where patient is cognitively and physically
-Can be done using the same tests as the original assessment
-allows CTRS to judge the RT programs effectiveness in brining about stated objectiveness
-SOAP notes

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Intended Outcome of the HPHP model is optimal health.
Stabilization tendency: the main point of focus.
Actualization Tendency: the clients drive

RT’s primary goals are to:

�Restore health and assist clients to cope with chronic conditions and disabilities

�Help clients to use their leisure in optimizing their potentials and striving for high-level wellness

Based in Humanistic perspective

�Each of us has a responsibility for his/her own health

�Everyone is unique

Capacity for self-determination