Feedback-Informed Treatment (FIT) is a highly effective approach supported by an extensive body of research. Studies have identified two key factors that most significantly impact behavioral health outcomes: (1) early changes in treatment progress and (2) the quality of the therapeutic alliance, as rated by the client. FIT emphasizes these principles by incorporating ongoing client feedback into the therapeutic process.
For practitioners utilizing FIT, client feedback is collected at every session. This consistent data collection allows practitioners to continuously assess the effectiveness of the treatment and make evidence-based adjustments as needed. This iterative approach ensures that the treatment remains aligned with the client’s needs and goals.
The Outcome Rating Scale (ORS) and the Session Rating Scale (SRS) are the most commonly used tools in FIT. These assessments are brief, yet highly valid, reliable, and sensitive to change. Their efficiency and accuracy make them indispensable for gathering frequent, actionable insights that practitioners can use to customize treatment strategies in real time.
At BHES, we offer comprehensive Feedback-Informed Training workshops. Led by Rikke, a certified FIT Trainer with extensive experience helping organizations implement FIT, these workshops equip behavioral health teams with the skills and knowledge needed to integrate FIT into their practice effectively.
For more information or to request a quote for a FIT workshop and implementation, please email Natalie Nax at natalie@bhestrategies.com.
FIT has a large international community of practitioners, academics, and educators who are continually researching and writing about how to improve behavioral health practice. The International Center for Clinical Excellence provides valuable resources and guidance to FIT trainers and practitioners.
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