 Hence, the aim of this study is to evaluate the benefits, to both the process and outcomes of therapy, of using a personalised goal form: the Goals Form. The Goals Form Appendix 2.1 is an individualised outcome measure used to assess attainment of personal objectives for therapy. It was used as part of an initial open-label trial of pluralistic therapy Cooper et al., 2015, and invites clients, in collaboration with their therapist, to identify up to seven goals for therapy typically at a first assessment session and then to rate them on a 1 7 Likert scale, with 1 being not at all achieved and 7 being completely achieved Cooper, 2014. The agreed goals are then typed onto a digital copy of the form and printed off, such that the client is able to rate the same goals at regular intervals, ideally every session. Over the course of therapy, clients may choose to delete, add or modify goals, and the electronic copy of the Goals Form is revised accordingly. The Goals Form has shown satisfactory levels of internal reliability, and convergent validity against CORE-10, GAD-7 and PHQ-9. It is also sensitive to change in clinical populations Cooper, 2014; Michael, Cooper, Fugard, 2015. 