A written document that describes problems, goals, and specific steps for treatment.
In the context of addiction treatment:
Created collaboratively and updated as someone progresses.
What to know:
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A good plan is specific (e.g., “attend 3 groups/week,” “practice 2 coping skills/day”) not just “get better.”
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You have a right to see and participate in your own treatment plan.
Example:
One treatment plan goal: “Develop 5 sober activities to replace weekend drinking” with measurable steps.