Individualised treatment plan (PTI): template
Individualised treatment plan (PTI) in psychomotor therapy: structure, measurable objectives, and downloadable template. The link between assessment and follow-up.
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Once the psychomotor assessment is completed, the individualised treatment plan (PTI) translates the diagnosis into a concrete action plan: objectives, therapeutic media, modalities, and evaluation criteria.
This page details its structure and offers a template, distinct from the assessment (status report) and the session note (follow-up).
The PTI, the link between assessment and follow-up
Three written documents are articulated in psychomotor therapy:
- The psychomotor assessment establishes the profile and diagnosis, on prescription, contributing to the medical diagnosis.
- The PTI defines where we are going: prioritised objectives and means to achieve them.
- The session notes track how we get there, session after session.
The PTI is the connecting link: it makes the care plan clear for the patient, family, and partners, and serves as a reference for re-evaluation.
The structure of an PTI
- Assessment summary. Recall of key elements and the psychomotor diagnosis.
- General objectives. The main goals, in connection with daily impact.
- Specific objectives. Broken down, prioritised, formulated in an observable and measurable way.
- Methods and therapeutic media. Envisaged approaches and mediums (play, motor skills, relaxation, graphomotor skills, etc.).
- Modalities. Frequency, duration, setting (individual/group), estimated duration.
- Evaluation criteria and deadlines. How and when progress will be measured.
- Role of family and partners. Family, school, other professionals.
- Re-evaluation. Planned milestones and adjustment conditions.
Objectives that can be measured
The value of an PTI lies in concrete and evaluable objectives rather than general intentions. Prefer "improve bimanual coordination in a specific task" over "work on motor skills". This precision facilitates re-evaluation and dialogue with both the family and the doctor.
Individualized therapeutic project template to download
Includes the sections above, ready to be completed after the assessment. Access the PDF by entering your email:
Framework and caution
Save time on your writing
Summarising the assessment, formulating measurable objectives, formalising a clear PTI: it is demanding and time-consuming. The winning strategy: start from a fixed template, standardise formulations, and write while the assessment is fresh.
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Frequently asked questions
What is an individualised treatment plan in psychomotor therapy?
It is the document that translates the assessment into an action plan: prioritised objectives, therapeutic media, modalities, and evaluation criteria. It makes the care plan clear and measurable.
What is the difference between the PTI and the psychomotor assessment?
The assessment establishes the psychomotor profile and diagnosis; the PTI defines the objectives and means for the resulting care plan.
How should objectives be formulated?
In an observable and measurable, prioritised way, in connection with daily impact, for example, a specific task rather than a general domain.
Is the PTI mandatory?
Beyond local practices, it is above all a quality and coordination tool: it structures the follow-up and facilitates re-evaluation. It is kept in the patient's file.
Who can consult the PTI?
It is shared with the patient and, depending on the framework, the family and partners, in compliance with professional confidentiality and the psychomotor therapist's scope of practice.
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