Goal Setting in Progressive Neurological Conditions: Remediation vs. Adaptation
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Progressive Neurological ConditionsThis resource helps therapists balance remediation and adaptation when setting goals for individuals with progressive neurological conditions, ensuring therapy remains functional, meaningful, and aligned with the client’s needs. With clear guidelines, condition-specific examples, and practical goal-writing strategies, this guide supports therapists in providing effective, person-centered care. This printable clinical reference is for occupational therapists working with adult patients, covering Progressive Neurological Conditions. Print Resource, US Letter, 2 pages. Members can view and print it.
Use this resource when a patient, family, or colleague asks:
- When should I shift from remediation to adaptation in therapy?
- How do I write functional goals for patients with progressive decline?
- How do I set goals for progressive neurological conditions like Parkinson or ALS?
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