You may be thinking about attending therapy. Or you might have started counselling or psychotherapy. Deciding on your objective(s) for the therapy process is helpful by writing your goals. What would you like to achieve – what is the end result, when you look back, how will you know that your time in counselling, psychotherapy or with a psychologist has been beneficial?
Writing the answers to the following questions can help set clear therapy goals.
These goals can be reviewed as the process of therapy progresses.
What led you to therapy?
What are three broad therapy goals?
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3.
What is the best possible outcome if you achieve goal 1 above?
What is the best possible outcome if you achieve goal 2 above?
What is the best possible outcome if you achieve goal 3 above?
If you achieve your therapy goals today (as if by magic), what would be different tomorrow?
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