Manually
This publication contains the WA State guidelines to ensure consistency in the goals, principles and delivery of WISe services.
What is the WISe manual?
The principle honored when services build on and enhance the talents, skills, knowledge and assets of the youth and their family.
What is Strengths Based?
This domain describes the assets of a child or youth that can be used to support their progress.
What is the Strengths Domain?
What kind of response follows when a youth and family calls for urgent help because of an intensive or acute situation that impacts the youth and their family.
What is a Crisis Response?
The document completed after each service encounter for a family/youth enrolled in services.
What is a progress note?
This determines eligibility for participation in the WISe program.
What is the CANS/WISe screen algorithum (or "CANS Screening)
The principle honored when services are family-focused and youth-centered; always incorporating the family's expertise, thoughts and feelings about what would be helpful to them.
What is Family and Youth Voice and Choice?
This level of rating requires immediate or intensive effort to address the need.
What is a “3” rating in a need category.
Individuals with lived experience who are a vital part of the treatment team and who share their story of hope and recovery to support youth and their families.
Who are Peers?
The type of documentation completed for the monthly team meeting process?
What are Child and Family Team Meeting Notes?
The piece of furniture built with Intensive Services, 24/7 Crisis Response and Care Coordination
The “WISe stool”?
The principle honored when services, strategies and supports are tailored to the unique strengths and needs of each youth and their family.
What is individualized?
Recognizing cultural differences or uniqueness in the youth and families we serve.
What is cultural humility?
Strategies and techniques applied early in the intervention to help the youth or family participate in WISe.
What is Engagement?
The plan developed at the first meeting with the family to address potential risks and put strategies to address them in place?
What is the Safety Plan?
Clinician, FSS or Care Coordinator, Youth and Parent Peer
What roles are on the WISe clinical team?
The principle honored when services are provided with respect for the values, preferences, beliefs, culture and identity of the youth and their family.
What is culturally relevant?
What system do we use to track CANS data for the state?
BHAS
Preparation for this begins with the first intervention and is celebrated at the end of treatment.
What is transition?
This is completed every 90 days.
The CANS
A community WISe planning team that supports regional WISe implementation, led by a Youth Leader, Family Leader and System Partner Leader.
What is the Family Youth System Parent Roundtable, ( or FYSPRT)?
The principle honored when FBH never gives up on a youth or their family, regardless of a youth’s behavior, placement, family circumstances or availability of resources.
What is unconditional?
What is communication theory?
The material things we provide youth and families to support their WISe participation and progress toward treatment goals.
What are concrete resources?
A written plan that coordinates the services to accomplish the family’s treatment goals. This plan involves the youth and family, their WISe clinical team and other system partners and community members.
What is the Cross System Care Plan?