Wiley Treatment Planners provide a quick and easy way to develop treatment plans for specific diagnoses directly in SimplePractice. Using Wiley Treatment Planners can save you time by providing access to the most effective, research-based treatment options for clients.
In this guide, we’ll cover:
Creating a Wiley Treatment Planner
To create a new Wiley Treatment Planner:
- Navigate to the client’s Overview page
- Click New > Diagnosis and treatment plan
- Click the Diagnosis code dropdown to select a diagnosis
- Click Save
- From the template dropdown, choose Wiley as the treatment planner template
Note: Wiley Treatment Planners are only available for diagnoses that have Wiley data associated with them. If you select a diagnosis that has Wiley data and a second diagnosis that does not, the Wiley Treatment Planner will not be available. Instead, you can use a Simple, Basic, Advanced treatment plan or create a custom treatment plan. To learn more about our treatment plans, see Adding assessments, diagnoses, and treatment plans.
- Choose the Presenting Problem from the Treatment Planner you’d like to work with. Only one Presenting Problem can be selected
- From the dropdown that appears, choose an additional option you’d like to work with. Only one option can be selected per diagnosis
- Click Continue to Behavior
For the following steps, select at least one of the checkboxes and click Continue.
- On the Behavior Definitions page, select at least one of the checkboxes
- Click Continue to Goals
- On the Goals page, select at least one of the checkboxes
- Click Continue to Objective
- On the Objectives page, select at least one of the checkboxes
- Click Continue to Interventions
- On the Interventions page, select at least one of the checkboxes
- Click Continue to Overview
- On the Overview page, you can enter the Treatment frequency, Date and time assigned to plan, and Reminder to review plan
- Click Complete and Save
To make adjustments to the treatment plan, click the pencil icon.
Click More for options to Print, Download, or Delete the treatment plan.
FAQs
Below you’ll find answers to the frequently asked questions about Wiley Treatment Planners:
- How much does Wiley cost?
- Do I have to turn Wiley on to be able to access it?
- Can I edit the Wiley treatment plan?
- Why can’t I find the right presenting problem I need?
- Which Wiley Treatment Planners will I have access to?
How much does Wiley cost?
Wiley Treatment Planners are available to all clinicians on the Plus plan at no additional cost. They’re also available as an add-on feature with the Essential plan for $15/month.
Do I have to turn Wiley on to be able to access it?
Wiley Treatment Planners are fully accessible during your 30 day free trial. Once your trial has ended, you’ll have the option to enable or disable Wiley Treatment Planners depending on your subscription plan.
Can I edit the Wiley treatment plan?
You can edit any field of a Wiley treatment plan once you Complete and Save the plan. To make changes:
- Navigate to the client’s Overview page
- Click Edit next to the diagnosis and treatment plan
Note: If the Wiley treatment plan has been locked, it must be unlocked before edits can be made. To learn more about unlocking a treatment plan, see Signing a diagnosis and treatment plan.
Why can’t I find the right presenting problem I need?
The list of presenting problems only includes the presenting problems outlined in the Wiley Treatment Planner you select. If you don’t see the correct presenting problem listed, make sure that you’ve selected the correct Treatment Planner.
Because Wiley is a third-party integration, we only show Treatment Planners and Presenting Problems that Wiley provides. We're not able to edit which Treatment Planners populate for certain diagnoses.
Tip: You can create custom treatment plans for diagnoses that don’t have Wiley data.
Which Wiley Treatment Planners will I have access to?
You have access to the latest editions of the 33 Treatment Planners Wiley has available:
