The MOTAS Full Bundle: Guide, LOOP Interviews, and the Scoring Sheets

Buy all 3 essential parts of the MOTAS Assessment in one convenient bundle!

The Levels of Optimum Performance (LOOP) Interviews

The Levels of Optimum Performance (LOOP) Interviews are information-gathering tools for clinicians to use with:

• Parents/caregivers of individuals with autism and related disorders (LOOP)
• Clients (when appropriate) (LOOP-C)
• Other professionals involved in the individual’s care (LOOP-P)

The purpose of these interviews is to ensure that everyone involved in the client’s care has a voice regarding the treatment plan and is kept “in the loop” with regard to treatment, expectations, and progress. 

The MOTAS (Meaningful Outcomes Treatment & Assessment Scale) Guide

The MOTAS (Meaningful Outcomes Treatment & Assessment Scale) Guide is a comprehensive, criterion-referenced skills assessment focusing on personalizing interventions for people with autism and related disabilities.

“Meaningful Outcomes” refers to the importance of personalizing and adapting interventions to meet the diverse and changing needs of individuals with autism and their families.

Examines nearly 1,200 items across 20 domains, evaluates an individual’s present skill levels, and determines areas that may require teaching to further increase independence and quality of life. Domains include: Communication, Self-Awareness, Social Behavior, Transitions, Toileting, Hygiene and Personal Care, Dressing, Eating and Food Preparation, Sleep, Leisure Skills, Chores, General Safety, Academic Readiness, Relationships, Perspective Taking and Cognitive Flexibility, Shopping, Transportation, Time Management, Employment, and Finances. Many domains contain specific goals related to flexibility, safety, and problem-solving. 

The MOTAS Scoring Booklet

The MOTAS Scoring Booklet allows you to score and summarize a student's skill levels up to 4 times in one easy-to-use booklet, creating a small case history. 

You can also buy individual copies of the MOTAS Guide, the MOTAS Scoring Booklet, and the LOOP Interviews.