Introduction to the ACT Transition Readiness Scale (ATR©)

Development and Properties

Part of larger study of transitions from ACT

Developed items for ATR from:

l Qualitative and quantitative findings
l Focus groups with ACT staff
l Examination of outcomes for transitioned consumers
l Review of literature and relevant measures
l Review of available guidelines on www

The Transition themes below were weighted by importance - Top left most important, bottom right least.

For more in depth background on the development of the ATR please see Gary Cuddeback's presentation

https://www.eenetconnect.ca/fil...TA%202011_051311.pdf

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Cuddeback_ACTA 2011_051311.pdf

Presented to the Annual Assertive Community Treatment Association Conference Huntington Beach, CA, May 2011

3/17/143:12 PM

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