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Treatment Programs
STARTING POINTE
TRIAD
NEW CHOICES
TRANSFORMATIONS
SAFE HARBOR I
SAFE HARBOR II
Key Components of Treatment
ASSESSMENT
TREATMENT PLANNING
THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES
EDUCATION
MEDICAL SERVICES
FAMILY MATTERS
STAFFING
DISCHARGE PLANNING
PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT
Phases of Treatment
ORIENTATION PHASE
INITIAL PHASE
HISTORICAL PHASE
INSIGHT PHASE
INTEGRATION PHASE
TRANSITION PHASE
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Key Components of Treatment
Treatment Planning
An individualized treatment plan outlines each resident’s course of
treatment by identifying problem areas and establishing goals,
objectives, and intervention strategies to address them. Each plan
includes specific criteria, persons responsible, frequency of
interventions, and target dates for the achievement of goals.
Sequential treatment objectives are designed to be observable and
measurable so that progress toward achievement is clear. Areas
targeted for intervention may include:
• Psychiatric disorders and
maladaptive conduct
• Physical health issues
• Education
• Vocational skills
• Recreation/leisure skills
• Socialization and interpersonal relationship skills
• Independent living skills
• Personal hygiene
• Nutrition
• Transition services/skills
• Substance abuse issues
A preliminary treatment plan, based
on the initial psychiatric admission notes, is completed within 72
hours of admission and addresses presenting problems while detailed
assessments are underway.
A formal, comprehensive plan for treatment reflecting assessment
data is completed within 30 days of admission. Each treatment plan
reflects the program's philosophy of providing medically managed,
multidisciplinary treatment and referral in a cost-effective manner.
Treatment plans are developed and approved by all treatment team
members, including guardians and residents.
Treatment plans are informally reviewed bi-weekly by the in-house
treatment team and as needed during crisis staffings and other
de-briefings.
Each resident’s plan is formally reviewed on a quarterly basis in a
structured, multidisciplinary treatment team meeting facilitated by
the resident’s Therapist / Case Manager / Lead Clinical Staff
(therapist case manager). This review, called a critical review, is
structured so the adolescent can hear the multidisciplinary team
summarize his/her progress (or lack of progress) on their treatment
goals. Progress is then rated by the treatment team utilizing a
goal-attainment scale. The resident is encouraged to self-rate and
provide support for progress made or report how he/she perceives
his/her growth or progress in the identified problem areas. Parents,
referral sources, and case managers are invited to attend each
critical review and participate in the process by providing feedback
and encouragement to the resident for his or her hard work. A
reformulation of the treatment plan occurs every 180 days. Parents,
referral sources, and case managers are invited to attend. |
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