Crisis Residential Best Practices Workgroup: Treatment Philosophy & Approach

Treatment Philosophy and Approach

This month's survey focuses on the treatment philosophy and approach of your crisis program. Please answer the questions below, which will help to inform the dialogue of our next conference call.

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* 1. How do you address the physical, spiritual, emotional, and creative needs of the people you serve?

Mindfulness groups

Yoga

Exercise classes

Dance

Access to recreational activities (basketball hoops, pool tables, foosball, volleyball, etc.)

Music therapy/expression

Art therapy/expression

Creative writing

Access to worship services (internal)

Access to churches, synagogues, temples, or other places of worship (external)

Diet & Nutrition Education/Support

12-step groups (inside the program or outside)

Other (please specify)

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* 2. Please share any additional information about the answers you provided about activities addressing the holistic needs of the people you serve.

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* 3. Does your crisis program follow any of the models or approaches listed below? If so, please describe how in the corresponding boxes.

Medical Model

Recovery Model

Trauma-Informed Care

Seeking Safety

Sanctuary Model

Soteria Model

Clinical Evidence Based Practices (DBT, CBT, ACT, etc.)

Other Evidence Based Practices (specify)

Other:

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* 4. How has your crisis home changed or evolved in its treatment approach to better meet the needs of the persons served?

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* 5. How does your crisis home embrace a trauma-informed or recovery-oriented approach to treatment in each of the following areas?

Intake process

Groups/Treatment offered

Individual Choice

Staff Training

Discharge Process

Other