Objection Handling
Decision Tree/Red Flags
Parent Personas
Crisis Calls
CH Website
100

Name our 3 Identity Based Cohorts 

What is "BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, and Neurodivergent"?  
100

Name both Decision Trees 

What is "SUD" and "Eating Disorder"? 

100

The only parent persona named after a color

What is "Green"? 

100

If client is in imminent danger, who should we call immediately?   

What is "Emergency Services/911"?   

100

What is the attendance rate for our IOP Program?

What is "91%"? 

200

We offer Release Recovery for the following age ranges: 

What is "11-28"? 

200

This Eating Disorder involves fasting, skipping meals, and/or eating minimal amounts of food. 

What is "Restricting?" 

200

Emotionally attuned to the needs of their loved ones, advocating for them tirelessly

Genuinely listens to their child, maintaining positivity and hope 

What is "Empathetic?"  

200

A client mentions they have passive ideations with no plan. Is this a yellow flag or a red flag? 

What is a "Yellow Flag"?

200

____ Coaches provide tailored guidance, resources, encouragement, and mentorship throughout treatment.

What is "Care?" 

300

A Mom is worried about the IOP conflicting with her daughter's school schedule. How can Charlie Health accommodate? 

What is "Flexible Scheduling in afternoons and evenings"?   

300

4 States we provide MAT (Medication-Assisted Treatment) 

What is Tennessee, Idaho, Ohio, and Utah?    

300

This persona might have questions around the child’s willingness to participate in treatment:
”How am I going to convince my kid to go to group?” “What if my kid doesn’t attend?

What is "Passenger Seat"? 
300

If you get in contact with Emergency Services, which report would the AC need to fill out after a crisis call? 

What is "An Incident Report?" 
300

What kind of therapy focuses on teaching skills to manage emotions and improve relationships?

What is "DBT"?

400

A client has concerns about the cost of the program before scheduling the intake assessment. Name 3 solutions we can provide to overcome the objection.

What Is: 

-BPS is free

-Flexible Payment Plans + Financial Hardship (if applicable) 

-Only responsible for attended sessions

-We take most major insurances 

400

A caller located in Texas, currently on Suboxone, and needs a new MAT Provider for SUD treatment. Can we move forward with BPS or refer out? 

What is "Refer Out"? 

400

For a client who fits the "Scared" persona, what are 3 ways an AC can overcome common objections? 

-CH can prevent another crisis 

-No waitlists/Immediate Availability

-Share client stories/testimonials  

400

If a client reports active ideations, what are the 3 follow up questions we would ask to ensure safety? 

What is: 

Do you/they have a plan?

Do you/they have access to stated plan?

Is there someone there with you/them?


400

We specialize in treating ____ acuity mental health conditions with hyper-personalized, comprehensive care.

What is "High?" 

500

This objection strategy involves offering the client another perspective to an idea. 


Ex. An IOP is essentially a year’s worth of therapy squeezed into a few weeks. The main goal of the program is to get a client feeling better at an accelerated pace with consistent support. 

What is "Reframing"? 

500

A client was referred to our IOP by an eating disorder inpatient facility. They used to restrict and purge on a daily basis before the inpatient stay, but those behaviors are no longer present after recovery. Do we schedule BPS or refer out? 

What is "Schedule BPS"? 

500

Name all 8 Client Personas 

What is: Green, Scared, Exhausted, Experienced, Empathetic, “Passenger Seat”, Externalizing, Neurotic

500

Name the 4 Steps after a Crisis Call 

What is: 

Document everything that happened in Salesforce

Debrief with your manager or teammate

Fill out incident report 

Take a breather  

500

What tab on the website brings someone to the online form where they can submit an inquiry for our IOP?

What is "Get Started"?