Treatment Planning & Protocols Flashcards
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A treatment plan indicates a client will participate in 'psychoeducation about depression.' Which of the following BEST describes why psychoeducation is included as an intervention?
Answer: It helps the client understand their condition, reducing stigma and improving treatment engagement
Psychoeducation improves outcomes by increasing the client's understanding of their diagnosis, which reduces stigma, enhances engagement, and supports self-management.
When a treatment plan includes a 'relapse prevention plan' for a client in substance use recovery, which element is considered MOST important?
Answer: Identifying high-risk situations, warning signs, and specific coping strategies the client will use
Effective relapse prevention plans identify individualized high-risk situations and concrete coping strategies the client has practiced and committed to using.
A client's treatment plan includes 'family involvement in therapy.' Before inviting family members to a session, the BHP should FIRST:
Answer: Obtain the client's written informed consent specifying what information may be shared
Client confidentiality requires written informed consent before involving family members, specifying the scope and limits of information sharing.
Which of the following scenarios indicates that a treatment plan goal has been successfully met?
Answer: The client consistently demonstrates the target behavior across multiple settings and timeframes as defined in the goal
Goal completion is determined by consistent demonstration of the observable, measurable behavior specified in the goal across the defined conditions and timeframe.
A BHP is treating a minor client and wants to update the treatment plan. Whose consent is typically required to make changes?
Answer: The parent or legal guardian's consent, and the minor's assent when developmentally appropriate
For minor clients, parents or legal guardians provide consent for treatment changes, while the minor's assent should be sought when developmentally appropriate.
A Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) approach to treatment planning emphasizes which of the following principles?
Answer: Prioritizing safety, trustworthiness, peer support, collaboration, empowerment, and cultural sensitivity
SAMHSA's six principles of trauma-informed care guide planning to prevent re-traumatization while promoting healing through safety, collaboration, and empowerment.
A BHP is creating a discharge plan. Which of the following is the MOST important element to include?
Answer: Aftercare referrals, follow-up appointments, and a crisis plan in case symptoms return
Discharge planning must ensure continuity of care by providing concrete aftercare resources and a crisis plan to reduce risk of relapse or decompensation after discharge.