Treatment Planning Flashcards
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A short-term objective in a treatment plan differs from a long-term goal in that it:
Answer: Is an incremental step that contributes to achieving the broader goal
Short-term objectives are specific, time-limited steps that build toward the larger long-term goal.
Which approach best supports client motivation during treatment planning?
Answer: Using motivational interviewing techniques to elicit the client's own reasons for change
Motivational interviewing techniques help clients articulate their intrinsic motivation, strengthening commitment to the plan.
A treatment plan that addresses a client's housing instability alongside substance use demonstrates:
Answer: A holistic approach recognizing social determinants of recovery
Addressing social determinants like housing as part of treatment reflects a holistic, whole-person recovery model.
When documenting treatment plan goals, SMART criteria require that goals be:
Answer: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound
SMART goals are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound — the standard framework for effective treatment objectives.
A counselor discovers a client's treatment plan goal conflicts with the client's cultural values. The best response is to:
Answer: Discuss the conflict with the client and collaboratively modify the goal to be culturally responsive
Culturally responsive treatment planning requires dialogue and modification when goals conflict with a client's cultural values.
In treatment planning for adolescents with substance use disorders, family involvement is typically:
Answer: Integrated into the plan as a key support and treatment component
Family involvement is a core evidence-based component of adolescent substance use treatment planning.
Which statement best describes the role of the client's signature on a treatment plan?
Answer: It signifies informed consent and client agreement to participate in the identified goals
The client's signature reflects informed consent, collaborative agreement, and commitment to the treatment plan.