Crisis Planning. Contractor will develop crisis plans, including relapse plans, with the client. When a crisis occurs, the counselor will link the client to needed ancillary services and will document the services in the case notes.
Crisis Planning. Contractor will develop crisis plans and/or relapse plans jointly with clients to address individual challenges/needs that arise during the treatment process.
Crisis Planning. Both the Agency counselor and the client will develop a plan immediately when the client is in crisis. The plan will integrate the client’s immediate needs and address the issues that contributed to the crisis. During the term of the contract, Contractor will enroll/provide counselors and office staff into further training regarding suicide risks. Contractor will also continue developing crisis planning protocols within its agency.
Crisis Planning. Contractor shall address relapse and crises beginning on day one of treatment with psycho-educational, group and individual counseling sessions. Contractor shall provide weekly relapse education groups to teach the client coping mechanisms to identify and address feelings that may arise prior to a relapse, and to create an individualized relapse prevention plan.
Crisis Planning. In conjunction with the client treatment plan, client’s treatment progress is evaluated on a weekly basis during a one-on-one session with treatment counselor using the Five Phases of Treatment. • Phase I evaluates how well the client recognizes, understands and surrenders to substance abuse problem. • Phase II-A evaluates how well the client understands, participates and applies corrective action. • Phase II-B evaluates how well the client internalizes, supervises and communicates solutions. • Phase III evaluates how well the client leads, models behavior and empathizes with others. • Phase IV (this phase takes place in an outpatient [re-entry] setting) aims at establishing goals, managing behavior and confronting personal challenges. • Phase V (this phase takes place in an outpatient [re-entry] setting) Continued Re-entry and Graduation. These five phases of treatment are also used as indicators for crisis planning and/or relapse planning to address clients’ needs as they arise during the treatment process. During phase III of treatment, client together with their counselor, completes a comprehensive assessment that identifies the client’s triggers and warning signs and as a result an individualized Relapse Prevention Plan is developed.
Crisis Planning. North Royalton City School District and the City of North Royalton Police and Fire Departments will coordinate Crisis Planning and training. Each entity will be involved in updates and creation of new Crisis Plans. Consistency throughout the district should be adhered to. Lock down drills shall be included as part of the District’s preparedness plan. The North Royalton Police Department shall be included in the creation of lock down procedures so that first responders are familiar with procedures. Lock down procedures should be trauma-informed and consistent throughout the district.
Crisis Planning. Case management sessions will occur to evaluate client’s treatment effectiveness. If it is deemed necessary that the client requires a higher level of care, a harm reduction approach will be utilized, and the appropriate recommendation and referral will be made. The client will be engaged and involved throughout the crisis planning stage.
Crisis Planning. Crisis plans are developed concurrently with the treatment plan to develop an individualized relapse prevention plan. Chart reviews will be conducted every 30 days. Recovery and treatment plans will be reviewed every 15 days to assure that harm reduction principals, treatment needs, cultural linguistic needs and necessary referrals are documented.
Crisis Planning. Sitike shall develop a comprehensive relapse plan with the client by identifying warning signs and high risk situations. The relapse prevention plan is discussed and updated every 90 days.
Crisis Planning. The Care Coordinator will provide crisis planning that, based on the child’s history and needs, (a) anticipates the types of crises that may occur, (b) identifies potential precipitants and creates a crisis plan to reduce or eliminate them, and (c) establishes responsive strategies by caregivers and members of the child’s team to minimize crises and ensure safety; Referral, monitoring, and related activities: Iowa HHS will require that the care coordinator: • works directly with the child and family to implement elements of the PCP; • prepares, monitors, and modifies the PCP in concert with the CPT and determines whether services are being provided in accordance with the PCP; whether services in the PCP are adequate; and whether there are changes in the needs or status of the child and, if so, adjusts the PCP as necessary, in concert with the CPT; and • actively assists the child and family to obtain and monitor the delivery of available services, including medical, behavioral health, social, therapeutic, and other services.
