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Flashcards defining the 12 core functions and key concepts in treatment planning, referral, and recovery.
Core Function 1
Screening.
Core Function 2
Intake.
Core Function 3
Orientation.
Core Function 4
Assessment.
Core Function 5
Treatment planning.
Core Function 6
Counseling.
Core Function 7
Case management.
Core Function 8
Crisis intervention.
Core Function 9
Client education.
Core Function 10
Referral.
Core Function 11
Reports and record keeping.
Core Function 12
Consultation.
Screening purpose
Determines appropriateness/eligibility and need for further evaluation.
Intake purpose
Completes admission procedures and administrative requirements.
Orientation purpose
Explains services, rules, rights, expectations, and procedures.
Treatment planning purpose
Converts assessment findings into individualized goals and interventions.
Case management purpose
Coordinates services/resources across client needs.
Referral purpose
Links client to an outside resource matched to need.
Consultation purpose
Uses another professional's expertise to support care.
Crisis intervention purpose
Responds to acute situations requiring immediate action.
Client education purpose
Provides information relevant to recovery and health.
Record keeping purpose
Documents services, response, clinical reasoning, and continuity.
Relapse prevention
Plans for triggers, warning signs, coping, supports, and response to lapses.
Return to use
Assess safety/causes and revise the treatment/recovery plan.
Discharge planning
Begins early and addresses follow-up, medications, housing, supports, safety.
Effective referral
Addresses fit, access barriers, consent, coordination, and follow-up.
Recovery capital
Internal/external resources that support recovery.
Multiple pathways
Recovery may include medication, mutual-help, therapy, peers, faith, harm reduction.
Goal vs objective
Goal is broad; objective is a measurable step.
Intervention
What the counselor/program will do to support an objective.