Although the importance of the involvement of the person served in establishing goals for rehabilitation is clearly recognized, the role of the person served has typically been limited in team meetings where goals are discussed. This article describes a model for team meetings in non residential community-integrated programs. The features, advantages, and disadvantages of the model are presented. The disadvantages pertain primarily to the logistical considerations of having the team meetings at the home of the person served. The advantages outweigh the disadvantages, since the process fosters empowerment and enhances the ecological validity of the treatment plan.