Family Therapy. Family Therapy consists of contact with the client and one or more family members and/or significant support persons. Services shall focus on the care and management of the client’s mental health conditions within the family system.
Family Therapy. The effects of addiction are far-reaching and patient’s family members and loved ones also are affected by the disorder. By including family members in the treatment process, education about factors that are important to the patient’s recovery as well as their own recovery can be conveyed. Family members can provide social support to the patient, help motivate their loved one to remain in treatment, and receive help and support for their own family recovery as well.
Family Therapy. As clinically appropriate, family members can provide social support to 9 the Client, help motivate their loved one to remain in treatment, and receive help and support for their 10 own family recovery as well.
Family Therapy. Family Therapy consists of contact with the student and one or more family 34 members and/or significant support persons that address a student’s IEP mental health goals. Services 35 shall focus on the care and management of the student’s mental health conditions within the family system. 36 37 2 Mental Health Services include driving time if service is provided offsite from clinic.
Family Therapy. Including a Client’s family members and loved ones in the treatment 35 process, and providing education about factors that are important to the Client’s recovery as well as to 36 their own recovery can be conveyed. 37 // 15 of 29 EXHIBIT A
Family Therapy. Therapeutic interventions focused on the care and management of the enrollee’s mental health condition within the family system when an enrollee and one or more family member/significant other are present.
Family Therapy. This service may be used when a client and one or more family members are present. The focus of this therapy is on the care and management of the clients’ mental health symptoms.
Family Therapy the effects of addiction are far-reaching and the Participant’s family 4 members and others significant to the participant are also affected by the SUD. Educational factors are 5 important to the Participant’s and family’s recovery to help motivate the participant to remain in treatment 6 and receive support for their own family recovery as well. This is not a Collateral Service.
Family Therapy. Effective therapy often involves the inclusion of family and significant others. Although I am assured confidentiality, I agree to maintain an open and honest communication with my family in family sessions. Family members agree to learn what they can about my problems and although they can’t solve them, they will do what they can to help.
