FIT Intervention Model

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I believe what wasn’t working while using this model were my client’s incapability of understanding the questions I was asking them. Although these particular clients are not diagnosis with mental disabilities, their other comorbidities effective the way they were processing information. These clients are on daily oxygen, medication, and hard of hearing. There were times when they asked me to repeat the question and for me to give them an example of the question I was asking them. It eventually became hard to use this model because the questions started frustrating the clients. When this did happen, I would change the topic and stop using the FIT intervention. My clients are also older in age, therefore they are experiencing early short-term

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