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A collaborative process in which professionals and the client develop a written document that identifies important treatment goals, describes measurable, time sensitive action steps towards achieving those goals with expected outcomes and reflects a verbal agreement between a counselor and client |
TREATMENT PLAN |
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A. Specify the problems that the treatment program intends to address based on the preceding assessment. B. A negative condition for the client upon which treatment goals and objectives are based.
Example: The individual has a history of abusing stimulant type drugs during stressful situations and for leisure activities, thus he experiences financial, legal, and familial difficulties
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PROBLEM STATEMENT |
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1. Expected results or conditions stated in relatively broad terms and based on an identified problem.
2. The goal is often the inverse of the problem statement leading to positive outcomes.
Which of the following is an example of a treatment plan goal for a client? Incorporating healthy activities into everyday life. Specific Measurable Attainable Realistic Time Limited OBTAINABLE GOALS |
GOALS |
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This is a very simple component of a treatment plan taking the stated problems or conditions and converting them into an action statement indicating what needs to be done to reach the goal. Objectives are step by step procedures involving behavioral change and then practice to reach the goal. |
OBJECTIVE |
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Problem Statement: Illegal Stimulant Use Objective: Keep a log of all thoughts related to stimulant use |
Examples of Problem Statement and Objective |
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Problem: "I'm addicted to drugs, it's something that is controlling my life " Goal: "I have to figure out a way to make recovery work." Objective: Client will identify triggers that can lead to relapse. Intervention: Counselor will assist in identifying triggers, educate about high risk situations, and address potential ambivalence through the use of MI and CBT. Counselor will assist client with expanding social support that includes non using friends, generating ideas for social activities, and educate the client about benefits of a healthier lifestyle. |
Sample Treatment Plan |
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The treatment plan identifies for the client and the counselor the __________________, ____________________, and ____________________ to be addressed during treatment. |
Problem Statement, goals, and objectives |
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A counselor specifically identifies and rank order the clients presenting problems. The counselor then relates the client's problems to the clients needs.
For example Leslie might relate that in her assessment Victoria presented three problems: the first problem was her abusive alcohol the second was her misuse of prescription medications and the third with her lack of education. Victoria needed to abstain from all youth of mine altering substances, take her prescribed medications appropriately, finish her ged, and then enroll in a post-secondary training program. |
Identify and rank problems based on individual client needs in the written treatment plan. |
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A counselor works with the client to develop short-term and long-term goals while obtaining client input. It would be appropriate for the counselor to explain the treatment plan format to the client suggesting specific examples of the client problems, the goals problem both immediate and long-term, and the objectives for reaching the goals.
Short-term goals can be achieved by the end of the planned period of treatments.
Long-term goals extend beyond treatment, whether it is lifelong or some period less than that. |
Formulate agreed upon immediate and long-term goals using behavioral terms and the written treatment plan |
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A counselor is knowledgeable but available treatment methods used by the treatment agency, education classes, individual, group and family counseling sessions. |
Identify the treatment method and resources to be utilized as appropriate for the individual client. |
