Treatment planning is a written document developed by the counselor and the client. They collaborate with each other to identify and prioritize problems needing resolution. Treatment planning involves determining important treatment goals; it describes measurable steps toward achieving those goals; and it represents an agreement between the counselor and the client.
A treatment plan is not a one-size-fits-all but an individualized document. It must address the identified substance use disorder…read more at LCDC Exam Review – Online Study Guide
