Treatment Planning & Documentation
This is a written document that details how an individual's substance use problems are defined.
Treatment Plan
This is an essential component of therapy that refers to the relationship between the counselor and the client.
Therapeutic Alliance
These types of groups exclusively provide information regarding all topics around substances, their use, and disorder use.
Psychoeducational Groups
This is the primary focus of the addicted family and it must be protected at all costs.
Homeostasis
This is the best-practice model used to develop the contents of a treatment plan (acronym).
SMART
This therapeutic technique is used to promote "change talk" and reduce ambivalence about change.
Motivational Interviewing (will also accept MI, Stages of Change, Motivational Stages of Change)
Groups where members can enter and leave arbitrarily are ___________ groups.
These are the mutual assumptions of the family members and dictate how members should behave toward each other as well as the outside world.
Rules
The foundational data used to create a treatment plan comes from this.
The Assessment
This is a treatment model used to help minimize injury or damage to a person using substances.
Harm Reduction
Groups with a universal start and end date are considered _________ groups.
Closed
These are determined by each family members behaviors and obligations associated with a certain position within the addicted family system.
Roles
Identify 1 of the 4 purposes of developing a treatment plan.
1. Focus issues for the client
2. Assist the treatment team
3. Clarify treatment for insurance carriers
4. Documentation for counselor, client, accrediting agencies
This type of treatment focuses to change behavior by altering thinking and emotional experiences.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Identify 2 of 11 therapeutic factors relevant to groups.
1. Instillation of hope
2. Universality
3. Imparting information
4. Altruism
5. Corrective recapitulation of the family of origin
6. Development of socialization skills
7. Imitative behavior
8. Interpersonal learning
9. Group Cohesiveness
10. Catharsis
11. Existential factors
These are the intangible lines that become blurred in addicted (and dysfunctional) families that often results in enmeshment.
Boundaries
Identify 1 of the 3 types of progress noted typically used to document substance use disorder treatment.
1. SOAP
2. BIRP
3. DAP
This is a therapeutic technique used to enhance emotional self-regulation and distress tolerance by "living in the moment."
Mindfulness
These types of groups are led by members of the group community that do not have specific training, education, or skills in group facilitation.
Self-help or support groups
This refers to the structure of the family including how family members are classified according to ability or rules and role definition within the family's culture.
Heirarchy