P.L.A.N.S
Uncover a practical framework for treatment rooted in what matters most to your clients: their preferences, limits, agency, neurodivergence, and strengths.
P.G.O.I.
Turn insight into action by developing skills to translate problems into clear goals, measurable objectives, and meaningful interventions.
Client Centered
Gain confidence in using client-centered techniques that balance empathy with clinical direction.
About the course
Learning Objectives At the end of this workshop, the learner will be able to: 1. Identify key components and considerations in effective, collaborative treatment planning. 2. Apply the PLANS framework to guide individualized planning. 3. Construct measurable goals and objectives using the PGOI format. 4. Integrate client context into the development of realistic treatment plans.
Meet Your Instructor
Michelle Ball is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who grew up in rural Northern New Mexico and is currently practicing in the Albuquerque area. She received her MSSW from the University of Texas with a clinical concentration. She has worked in a wide variety of settings including outpatient, inpatient, residential, homeless programs, disability services and educational sites. Michelle has served as a case manager, therapist, coordinator and clinical supervisor. She is passionate about supporting mental health professionals in building practical skills to enhance their effectiveness, confidence and expertise in providing quality care to New Mexicans. This passion was the catalyst in the co-creation of NMBHTA with co-founder Dr. Evelyn Sandeen. Contact her with questions or training suggestions at [email protected]
Sign-up today to refine your basics and beyond skills
Join today to learn a practical, client-centered approach to treatment planning using the PLANS and PGOI frameworks—designed to help you turn assessment into action. Please be informed all presentations are recorded.