Southern New Hampshire University HSE 350 Treatment Plan Template Client Name: Joe Smith Primary Counselor: Marissa Marshalsea Diagnosis: F11.20 (Severe Opioid Disorder) Client ID Number: 31485 Client Strengths: Client wants to have a normal life and have a chance at becoming sober so he can get married, have children, and a steady job. Potential Obstacles to Treatment: Client has no stable living situation and is currently unemployed. Client has never been to a mental health professional and has never properly dealt with trauma stemming from his childhood. Instructions: Address one problem statement per row. Rows expand as necessary. Add extra rows by navigating to the last cell and pressing the Tab key. For more specific instructions, see the Milestone Two Guidelines and Rubric document (in the Assignment Guidelines and Rubrics section of the course). Problem Statement, Date Defined The client has no stable living situation and is currently unemployed. (12-3-2023) The client is currently on probation for writing bad checks. Must also complete drug treatment. (12-3-2023) Goal Get the client into residential treatment immediately. Look into the possibility of sober living once treatment is complete. While completing treatment, the client should actively be working towards finding a job that suits his needs. This will allow him to get his own housing after rather than couch surfing. Make sure the client adheres to the guidelines of his probation by getting him into a residential treatment facility immediately. Once treatment is complete, the client needs to remain out of trouble for the duration of his probation. Objectives Enter into a residential treatment facility immediately. Find information about sober living once treatment is complete. Actively search for meaningful employment. Enter into a residential treatment facility immediately. Adhere to all guidelines of probation. Complete all necessary steps in order to finish probation. Interventions Date to Review Provide the client with information regarding financial and housing assistance. 2-3-2024 Provide the client with resources for job searching and interviewing skills. Provide the client with available sober living houses that could potentially be a good fit. Help the client get into a residential treatment facility immediately. 2-3-2024 Ensure the client adheres to all parts of his probation, including keeping in contact with probation. If restitution is desired, help the client gain meaningful employment to pay.
Southern New Hampshire University The client has no meaningful relationships and has no contact with family. There is a history of sexual abuse as a child. (12-3-2023) The client has had multiple sexual partners, including both men and women. Isn't sure whether there could possibly be a sexually transmitted disease present. (12-3-2023) Client Signature: Joe Smith Once the client is in a residential treatment facility, he should have a mental health evaluation as soon as possible. Consider family counseling as an option for reconciliation. Get the client involved in meetings such as NA and AA where he can gain a group of friends who have struggled like he has and can lead him on a better path to sobriety. Once the client