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Think:Kids Documents
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On this page, you will find a variety of documents related to our approach which you can download and put to use right away.

The Thinking Skills Inventory (TSI) is the primary assessment tool used by Think:Kids. It represents a substantial revision and update to the Pathways Inventory found in "Treating Explosive Kids: The Collaborative Problem Solving Approach." Clear and specific directions and examples are now provided along with other improvements. You can click to download one of two different versions depending on your needs: the basic version or a Likert scale version. The basic version is recommended for most purposes - although systems implementing the model might find the Likert scale helpful for tracking outcomes. We are also pleased to make the full version of the TSI available in French now as well thanks to our colleagues in Ottawa. Click here to download the French version.

Think:Kids has also developed a brief clinician session guide to accompany the manual for the approach, the book "Treating Explosive Kids: The Collaborative Problem Solving Approach." You can click here to download the Clinician Session Guideline which is helpful for clinicians using the approach on an outpatient basis with families.

We have also developed a few new documents that we hope will be really useful for systems implementing the model. The first is the Plan B Tracking Sheet which helps staff keep track of who is doing Plan over what and where things stand at present. Communication is crucial for implementing highly individualized care, and the Plan B Tracking Sheet should help. You can click here to download the Plan B Tracking Sheet.

The other document is an implementation guideline that was developed in collaboration with our colleagues at ODTC in Wisconsin. It can be used as a fidelity tool for systems implementing the model to assess their adherence to the approach. We think you’ll find it a welcome addition as it helps you assess where you are and know what other things you might need to concentrate on to fully implement the model and achieve the type of success you are shooting for. Guidelines are provided for measuring initial and secondary implementation goals. You can download the Implementation Guidelines here. 

As always, we hope you will communicate with us and let us know whether you find these tools helpful and what else you’d like to see us develop and provide. Thanks!


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