Examples Of Joel Goodson's Intervention Plan

Intervention Plan Joel Goodsons’s intervention plans is for him to see a counselor once a week until he has the coping abilities to move forward, and then succeed in his collegiate career. Joel is in need for an intervention because he has lost sight of his goals, his behavior is becoming more reckless, and participating in illegal activities. It is important for him to meet with the counselor each week to help him establish goals, and coping mechanisms to work through his goals.

Short Term It is important to not overwhelm Joel with to many life-changing goals. He needs some goals are easier to accomplish in a shorter amount of time. His short-term goal is to apply for colleges. This is an important goal because it is giving his life a direction.

Long Term Long term goals are goals that are going to change the way he sees his life and allow him to realize that way he was living was unconstructive. One of his long-term goals could be that he attends a college. A second goal could be for him to stop participating in illegal activity.

Goal One His first goal is to apply to colleges and hopefully get into one. For him to complete this goal we will help him create study habits for the upcoming SAT. He could study for one hour a day during the week. If he needs a tutor one could be found to help him study, they could meet once

Kirst-Ashman, G. Hull). Single-subject is measuring the outcomes after the intervention. For Joel it will be somewhat simple for his first two goals. To find out if he is successful in his first two goals would be just finding out if he is attending a college, and if he is doing well. For his third goal, measuring gets a little more challenging. For this we would have to figure out if he is still participating in his previous illegal activates. To do this would be to see if he has been arrested or if he was honest about