Creating Therapy Intervention Objectives and Strategies as Part of the Plan

Creating therapy intervention objectives and strategies as part of the plan is a complex process. Which two factors are MOST important in designing an intervention plan for a child?

A) Objectives must be meaningful to the child and caregiver, and based on assessment data; intervention strategies and activities are guided by the objectives.
B) There needs to be an objective written for every area of change that was identified as a targeted area of need; insurance reimbursement must be considered.
C) The least restrictive environment should be considered first as the setting for intervention; treatment intensity and duration always depend on the severity of the sensory processing deficits.
D) Gains and outcomes should only be expected in those areas represented by an objective; insurance reimbursement must be considered.