CLT Case Management & Documentation 2

Question 1

When documenting a LEAP session, which element is MOST critical to capture in the progress note?

Accepted Answer

The client's verbatim statements about their illness beliefs

Answer

Capturing the client's own words about their illness beliefs tracks changes in insight over time, which is central to LEAP progress monitoring.

Question 2

A LEAP therapist is transferring a case to a colleague. Which document is MOST important to include in the handoff to preserve therapeutic rapport continuity?

Accepted Answer

LEAP alliance map documenting empathy anchors and agreed partnership goals

Answer

The LEAP alliance map documents the empathy anchors and shared goals that underpin the therapeutic relationship, enabling the incoming therapist to maintain continuity.

Question 3

Under HIPAA, a LEAP therapist may share case documentation with a client's family member without written consent when:

Accepted Answer

There is imminent risk of harm to self or others

Answer

HIPAA permits disclosure without consent in situations involving imminent danger to the client or others, overriding standard confidentiality protections.

Question 4

A treatment plan for a LEAP client should be updated at minimum:

Accepted Answer

At regular intervals per payer/agency policy, typically every 90 days

Answer

Most payers and regulatory bodies require treatment plan reviews at least every 90 days to reflect current clinical status and goals.

Question 5

Which of the following BEST describes a 'SMART' goal in a LEAP treatment plan?

Accepted Answer

A goal that is Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound

Answer

SMART goals ensure that treatment objectives are concrete, trackable, realistic, meaningful to the client, and have a defined deadline.

(CLT) Certified Leap Therapist Practice Test

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CLT Case Management & Documentation 2