Content Area C8: Treatment Planning (6 CE Hours)
- 1 Section
- 8 Lessons
- 1 Quiz
Course Content
- Course Overview & Introduction
- Section 5, Module 22: Person-Centered Planning and Cultural Considerations
- Section 5, Module 23: Collaborative, Person-Centered, and Culturally Responsive Treatment Planning
- Section 5, Module 24: Collaborative Treatment Planning and Cultural Integration
- Section 5, Module 25: Choosing Appropriate Interventions Based on Client Needs and Traits
- Section 5, Module 26: Evaluating Progress and Ongoing Plan Reassessment
- Section 5, Module 27: Choosing Appropriate Interventions Based on Client Needs and Traits
- References
- Post Test
This 6-hour continuing education course is Content Area C8 of the Ohio Chemical Dependency Counselor Assistant (CDCA) Pre-Licensure Competency Training Bundle, addressing Content Area C8: Treatment Planning. Practitioners master the clinical frameworks required to translate biopsychosocial assessment data into collaborative, person-centered treatment plans, including SMART goal formulation, cultural adaptation, selecting evidence-based interventions matched to client traits and stage of change, and ongoing progress evaluation and plan reassessment.
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