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 ====== IEMT Treatment Plans ====== ====== IEMT Treatment Plans ======
  
 ===== For clients facing complex mental health, emotional and psychological challenges ===== ===== For clients facing complex mental health, emotional and psychological challenges =====
  
 +For IEMT Practitioners working in contemporary and everyday situations, a treatment plan is unlikely to be necessary. Such everyday situations will be clients with simple, item-specific problems such as simple phobias and single-event traumas from a long time ago where there are no other psychological, emotional, slociological or psychiatric complications. 
  
 A treatment plan is a set of written instructions and records pertaining to the treatment and management of a mental health condition and/or crisis. A treatment plan should include the client’s key personal information, the diagnosis and/or presenting problem, an outline of the treatment under consideration, expected and intended outcomes, and the measurement of these outcomes during, and at the conclusion of, treatment. A treatment plan is a set of written instructions and records pertaining to the treatment and management of a mental health condition and/or crisis. A treatment plan should include the client’s key personal information, the diagnosis and/or presenting problem, an outline of the treatment under consideration, expected and intended outcomes, and the measurement of these outcomes during, and at the conclusion of, treatment.
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   * Perceptual disturbances - i.e. hallucinations, the agency of communication and meaning   * Perceptual disturbances - i.e. hallucinations, the agency of communication and meaning
   * Attention span - ability to focus and concentrate   * Attention span - ability to focus and concentrate
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 **Recommended Reading** **Recommended Reading**
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 The SMART Goals[(#1)] model is an effective tool used in professional settings to set goals that are Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, and Time-bound. The acronymn helps professionals identify particular targets worthy of achieving and creates benchmarks for success by defining each goal as a part of the whole. Additionally, the model assists professionals in setting realistic timelines for goal completion which can help reduce risk of underachieving goals.  The SMART Goals[(#1)] model is an effective tool used in professional settings to set goals that are Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, and Time-bound. The acronymn helps professionals identify particular targets worthy of achieving and creates benchmarks for success by defining each goal as a part of the whole. Additionally, the model assists professionals in setting realistic timelines for goal completion which can help reduce risk of underachieving goals. 
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 By using this innovative methodology to structure goal-setting practices, organizations will have increased chances for successful goal attainment. By using this innovative methodology to structure goal-setting practices, organizations will have increased chances for successful goal attainment.
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   * **Readjust** - The seventh step is to adjust treatment according to the evaluation.   * **Readjust** - The seventh step is to adjust treatment according to the evaluation.
      
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