INDIVIDUALIZED INTERVENTION PLAN
I. Child Information
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Name: __________________________
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Age: __________
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Parent/Guardian: __________________________
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Date of plan: __________
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Review period: __________
II. General Objective
To support the child’s overall development in cognitive, language, social-emotional, motor, and
adaptive functioning, aiming to improve independence, communication, and functional
participation in daily activities.
III. Specific Intervention Objectives by Domain
1. Cognitive Development
Goals:
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Improve attention span and task engagement
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Develop understanding of simple instructions
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Strengthen problem-solving and categorization skills
Intervention strategies:
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Structured play-based learning activities
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Sorting and matching tasks (colors, shapes, objects)
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Step-by-step instruction training (1–2 steps initially)
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Visual supports (pictures, routines)
Frequency: 3–5 sessions/week
Responsible: Therapist / educator / parent
2. Language and Communication
Goals:
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Increase expressive vocabulary
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Improve sentence formation
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Enhance comprehension of verbal language
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Encourage functional communication initiation
Intervention strategies:
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Modeling correct speech and expansion techniques
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Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) if needed
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Interactive reading and naming activities
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Prompting and reinforcement for verbal attempts
Frequency: Daily structured interaction + therapy sessions
Responsible: Speech therapist / parents
3. Social and Behavioral Skills
Goals:
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Improve peer and adult interaction
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Increase participation in group play
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Reduce maladaptive behaviors (tantrums, repetitive actions)
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Develop emotional regulation
Intervention strategies:
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Social stories and role-play activities
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Turn-taking games
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Positive behavior reinforcement system
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Emotion identification and labeling exercises
Frequency: Daily practice in natural settings
Responsible: Educators / parents / psychologist
4. Personal Autonomy (Adaptive Skills)
Goals:
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Increase independence in feeding, dressing, and hygiene
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Improve toilet training consistency
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Reduce dependency on adult supervision
Intervention strategies:
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Task breakdown (step-by-step routines)
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Visual schedules for daily activities
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Guided practice with fading assistance
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Reward-based independence training
Frequency: Daily routines
Responsible: Parents / therapists
5. Motor Development
Goals:
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Improve fine and gross motor coordination
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Enhance balance and body control
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Develop hand strength and manipulation skills
Intervention strategies:
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Physical play (running, jumping, balancing)
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Fine motor activities (drawing, threading, puzzles)
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Hand-eye coordination games
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Occupational therapy exercises
Frequency: 3–5 times/week
Responsible: Occupational therapist / parents
6. Sensory Processing
Goals:
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Improve tolerance to sensory stimuli (sound, touch, change)
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Reduce sensory over- or under-reactivity
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Support adaptive responses to environment
Intervention strategies:
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Gradual exposure to sensory stimuli
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Sensory integration activities (play-based)
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Calm-down strategies (breathing, sensory breaks)
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Controlled environmental adjustments
Frequency: As needed + structured sessions
Responsible: Occupational therapist / caregivers
IV. Monitoring and Evaluation
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Progress review every 4–8 weeks
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Use of behavioral observation and scoring scale
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Adjust intervention intensity based on progress
V. Expected Outcomes
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Improved communication and social interaction
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Increased independence in daily routines
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Better emotional and behavioral regulation
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Enhanced cognitive and motor functioning