
Clinician guide
How to Map Information, Options, Consequences, and Decision Supports
Map decision information, real options, likely consequences, uncertainty, accessible comparisons, chosen supporters, and outcomes without testing memory.
Clinical guides, tools, and evidence-informed resources for thoughtful, high-quality ABA care.

Clinician guide
Map decision information, real options, likely consequences, uncertainty, accessible comparisons, chosen supporters, and outcomes without testing memory.

Clinician guide
Define one supported decision-making question using the person's choice, accessible information, supporters, authority, privacy, risk, and real outcomes.

Clinician guide
Document self-advocacy evidence using message authorship, information access, partner power, authority, response, repair, privacy, denominators, and limits.

Clinician guide
Reassess self-advocacy after relationship and context changes using dated phases, message meaning, power, information, authority, access repair, and natural samples.

Clinician guide
Assess partner response and power using availability, recognition, authority, reasons, follow-through, retaliation risk, dependence, fit, and outcomes.

Clinician guide
Assess repair after an unhonored request using recognition, delays, denials, alternate channels, support, complaints, safety routes, and outcomes.

Clinician guide
Assess disclosure and privacy boundaries using person-selected scope, recipients, channels, authority, confidentiality limits, correction, withdrawal, and outcomes.

Clinician guide
Assess refusal and declining using person-defined messages, partner response, pauses, stops, change of mind, alternatives, privacy, safety exceptions, and outcomes.

Clinician guide
Assess requests for change, support, or accommodation using authored messages, decision authority, interim access, responses, alternatives, reasons, and outcomes.

Clinician guide
Assess information and clarification requests using questions, partner availability, accurate responses, timing, comprehension checks, privacy, and outcomes.

Clinician guide
Separate a self-advocacy message from adult interpretation using authorship, stated meaning, uncertainty, correction, proxy paraphrase, response, and outcome.

Clinician guide
Define a self-advocacy assessment question using a chosen decision, message access, information, partner power, supports, privacy, safety, and outcomes.