Feedback Informed Treatment Reflection

Feedback- Informed Treatment Reflection Feedback-Informed Treatment empowers clients to use their voices to improve treatment. The therapist does not frequently ask how the client is doing or evaluate their own treatment throughout the therapy process. This two-way process provides feedback from the client and therapist’s perspective on the progression of the work done. How is the client benefiting from the services? What steps is the therapist taking to meet the client’s goals? Through learning about the feedback-informed treatment the, therapists learn many different aspects on how this evidence-based intervention becomes implemented within an agency.
Description and Use Feedback-Informed Treatment comes from a diverse list of evidence-based …show more content…
Through the introduction, the social workers became interested in the intervention because through the treatment process clients did not frequently evaluate their therapy sessions or what aspects the clients identify as effective during each session. The clients explain what aspects of the session has been helpful in reaching their goals and factors that they want to accomplish. The FIT Intervention will be utilized within City of Pasadena Public Health Department by assessing the effectiveness of the therapy sessions provided to the clients and identifying new goals that clients would need to work on. The implementation of feedback-informed treatment system serves as a continual assessment procedure to inform therapists and clients about the progress towards goals (Yates, Holmes, Smith, & Nielson, 2015, p. 22). This intervention has a significant impact on the effectiveness of counseling. This intervention shows the clients that are plateauing, deteriorating, or at risk of dropping out of treatment and therapists have poor judgment of progress of the