NMC
NMC: In clinical counseling cases, when is the termination process discussed?
Termination is discussed at the initial session and at every session thereafter as evidenced by documentation in the clinical record. Preparing for termination and aftercare is an ongoing process throughout the life of the case.
Assessing safety and well-being, monitoring service delivery and measuring and supporting achievement of agreed upon goals at least monthly.
What is . . .
Time frame for in-person contact for child abuse victims.
What is the process for providing victim advocacy services? What is the timeframe?
If alleged victim is in the office and FAP VA is available, introduce client to FAP VA for warm hand-off and for VA to describe and offer services. If FAP VA is not available, provide a brief overview of Victim Advocacy services and let them know FAP VA will call to further discuss and offer services. Document referral to FAP VA and/or safety planning in FFSMIS record.
Victim advocacy services are offered NLT 24 hours from receipt of report to eligible clients.
FAP: When is an Intervention plan opened in the case record?
What is . . .
An intervention plan addresses treatment provided within the FFSC. The provider offering the FFSC treatment is responsible for entering treatment goals and objectives and providing quarterly updates.
Working with law enforcement, locating attorneys, custody, visitation, and protective orders fall under what category of needs for victims?
What are . . .
Legal needs.
NMC: What seven elements should be included in the treatment summary?
What is . . .
1) Date 2) Number of sessions 3) Reason for closure 4) Clinician Rating-assessed progress towards goals 5) Discussion of clinician's perspective on progress towards goals 6) Client's rating-assess progress towards goals 7) Discussion of client's assess progress toward goals.
How are service members and family members informed about restricted and unrestricted reporting options?
Reporting options are discussed with eligible clients when reports to FAP are made. Commands are educated on reporting options through FAP command leadership briefs and fliers are posted throughout the base with reporting options outlined.
Immediately following a report of domestic abuse, an assessment is conducted of . . .
What is . . .
Immediate needs including medical and dental care, legal assistance, financial assistance, food, shelter, and clothing.
Safety factors for any involved family members.
What types of cases are children interviewed for?
Who gives consent?
If the child has already been interviewed by CPS or another health care provider, would you re-interview child?
If a child is not interviewed, what is the procedure? What are some of the reasons a child wouldn't be interviewed?
Domestic and Child Abuse cases.
Parent or legal guardian by signing child consent form.
No, in an effort to reduce trauma to the child, the information can be collected from other sources and documented in the record.
Document the reason why the child wasn't interviewed in the record. Reasons could include the child being too young, parents decline to give consent, child already interviewed)
What is a resource/program available through FFSC that promotes nurturing and attachment for expectant parents and parents of children from birth to four years of age?
What is . . .
New Parent Support Home Visitor Program
NMC: Which of the following is not included in program development of service philosophy?
a)Guides development and implementation of program services.
b)Base on best available evidence of service effectiveness.
c)Reflects beliefs of management and staff.
d)Outlines service modalities/interventions that staff can use.
What is:
c) Reflects beliefs of management and staff.
Who are the core voting members represented on the Incident Determination Committee?
Who are . . .
Committee Chair-Installation Executive Officer
Installation Command Master Chief
Installation Staff Judge Advocate
Base Security Representative
Family Advocacy Representative (FAR)
Command Representative (with current certificate)
NCIS (nonvoting core member)
Immediately following a report of child abuse and neglect, the program engages the family in the safety assessment process that considers what three elements?
What are . . .
1) The presence, or threat of serious harm 2) The family's ability to protect the child including family strengths, resources or characteristics that mitigate threats of serious harm to the child; and 3) The child's vulnerability
When rehabilitative treatment is provided in a group setting, participants are able to work towards their individual goals?
True or False?
What is . . .
True
NMC: How are treatment plans developed and what is the process for reviewing goals/ objectives?
Treatment goals and objectives are formulated and agreed to with the client. Progress towards treatment goals/objectives is reviewed at each session with the client and documented in clinical counseling notes.
This incorporates what is known about trauma and trauma survivors to minimize the risk of re-victimization, address the effects of trauma on the individual, and facilitates healing.
What is . . .
Trauma Informed Treatment
Put the following assessments in order by completion date:
IPPI-RAT
Safety and Lethality Assessment
FAPSS
Domestic Abuse or Child Abuse Risk Assessment
What is . . .
Safety and Lethality Assessment
Domestic Abuse or Child Abuse Risk Assessment
IPPI-RAT
FAPSS
What is . . .
In-person contact with the child and family is made at least monthly or more frequently as appropriate to the needs of the family to assess safety and well-being, monitor service delivery and measure/support the achievement of agreed upon goals. May include all providers (i.e. CPS)
How do you document when there is no past involvement in FAP Central Registry?
What is . . .
In the Safety and Lethality Assessment, Line Item #16 is checked no.
Line Item #17-statement entered to note that Central Registry check was negative. This avoids confusion of whether or not the Central Registry check was completed or not in Line Item #16.
NMC: Name three purposes of the initial assessment.
What is . . .
1) To assess what is appropriate to the need or request for service.
2) To determine when a more intensive service is necessary.
3) Information that is gathered to help the client develop a treatment plan.
NMC: A culturally responsive assessment can include which areas of a client's demographics?
What is:
Religion
Race
Culture
Ethnicity
Geographic Location
When rehabilitative treatment is mandated, the individual and the clinician sign a treatment contract that includes all of the following except:
a)Treatment goals as identified in the intervention plan.
b)Time and attendance requirements.
c)A plan for handling crisis situations.
d)Customer rights and responsibilities
e) Privacy Act
f) Consequences of contract violations.
What is . . .
e) Privacy Act
Assisting the child in safety planning that is coordinated with non-offending parent, identifying and understanding the dynamics of domestic abuse; providing a venue to share his/her story; learning alternatives to violence in conflict resolution; realizing that the abuse is not their fault.
What is . . .
The focus of services for children exposed to domestic violence.
Treatment planning for both child abuse and domestic abuse should address what four criteria?
What is . . .
1) Strategies to change behaviors and conditions that led to the abuse. 2) Services and supports available to address the effects of abuse and to prevent further abuse. 3) How the program can support the achievement of child and partner safety and child and family well-being. 4) Expectations and potential consequences of non-compliance with the treatment plan.
Treatment planning in child abuse and domestic abuse cases addresses what four criteria?
What is:
1) Strategies to change behaviors and conditions that led to the abuse. 2)Services and supports available to address the effects of abuse and to prevent further abuse. 3) How the program can support the achievement of child and partner safety and child and family well-being. 4) Expectations and potential consequences of non-compliance with treatment plan.