Reply to "Welcome to the ACT Transition Readiness Scale (ATR©) Pilot Community of Practice to support recovery and transition"

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Good to hear of your team's work and progress Karen. I do think the scoring and grouping into Transition Category Groups helps to frame the use and process of transition to the broader activities of teams to support clients in the recovery process ---- plans, personal goals, networks rather than just focus on transition.

Your point of supporting client "further autonomy" captures the spirit of the idea of the Recovery Model and how the ATR can be one of the resources.

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