Treatment Planning for Person-Centered Care: The Road to Mental Health and Addiction Recovery

315 Pages·2004·2.74 MB·English

by  Neal Adams, Diane M. Grieder

Treatment Planning for
Person-Centered Care:
The Road to Mental
Health and Addiction
Recovery
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Treatment Planning for
Person-Centered Care:
The Road to Mental
Health and Addiction
Recovery
Mapping the Journey for Individuals,
Families, and Providers
Neal Adams, MD, MPH
Diane Grieder, MEd
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Acknowledgments
As all authors note, this book could not have been written without the
assistance and support of many people. Similar to the team assisting the
individual to achieve his or her goals in the person-centered approach, we
have also had a team accompanying us on our first book-writing journey.
Sincerethankstooureditor,NikkiLevy,whowarnedus,‘‘writingabook
will be the hardest thing you ever do,’’ and she was right!
Many thanks to our colleagues who were willing to read, offer com-
ments and support, and even edit portions of the book as it evolved: Ed
Diksa, Wilma Townsend, Nirbay Singh, John Morris, Lesa Yawn, Nikki
Migas, WendyGraddison,YanaJacobs, PennyKnapp,SherryKimbrough,
and James W. Baxter.
Thanks are also due to the many individuals receiving services we have
metinourprofessionalcareers,whohavebeenasourceofinspirationtous.
They have taught us how to listen, to have hope, and to believe in them.
Most importantly, thanks to our respective families, who joined us on
this road trip—sometimes willingly, sometimes not—and were the foun-
tainsofsupport,encouragement,understanding,andforgivenessthatmade
writing this book possible. To our spouses, Lucy and Marion, and to our
children, Alyssa, Caleb, Parris, and Zachary, we will be forever grateful.
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Contents
Acknowledgments v
Prologue xi
Foreword xv
Preface xix
S E C T I O N I
Planning the Trip
1
Introduction: Planning the Trip 3
2
Person-Centered Care 17
3
The Value of Individual Planning 39
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viii Contents
S E C T I O N II
Getting Started
4
Assessment 57
5
Understanding Needs: The Narrative Summary 91
S E C T I O N III
On the Road
6
Setting Goals 119
7
Focusing on Change: Specifying the Objectives 139
8
Interventions 155
S E C T I O N IV
Journey’s End: The Destination
9
Evaluating the Process 179
Epilogue 211
Contents ix
A P P E N D I C E S
Learning by Example
1
Aaron Howard 215
2
Sally Hamilton 237
3
Sam Hewlett 253
4
Carmen Suarez 265