Common use of Daily Community Meetings Clause in Contracts

Daily Community Meetings. A community meeting will take place at least once a day, but may occur more frequently as necessary to address issues pertinent to the continuity and effectiveness of the treatment milieu. This meeting must involve staff and clients. One participating staff member must have a scope of practice that includes psychotherapy. The content of the meeting must include, at minimum, the following: i. Schedule for the day; ii. Any current events; iii. Individual issues that clients or staff wish to discuss to elicit support of the group process; iv. Conflict resolution within the milieu; v. Planning for the day, the week or for special events; vi. Old business from previous meetings or from previous day treatment experiences; and vii. Debriefing or wrap-up.

Daily Community Meetings. A community meeting will take place at least once a day, but may occur more frequently as necessary to address issues pertinent to the continuity and effectiveness of the treatment milieu. This meeting must involve staff and clients. One participating staff member must have a scope of practice that includes psychotherapy. The content of the meeting must include, at minimum, the following: i. a. Schedule for the day; ii. b. Any current events; iii. c. Individual issues that clients or staff wish to discuss to elicit support of the group process; iv. d. Conflict resolution within the milieu; v. e. Planning for the day, the week or for special events; vi. f. Old business from previous meetings or from previous day treatment experiences; and vii. g. Debriefing or wrap-up.