Therapist

1. Assessment & Treatment Planning

• Conduct initial assessments to evaluate mental health, addiction severity, trauma history, etc.

• Develop individualized treatment plans with clear goals based on client needs.

• Reassess and modify treatment plans throughout the stay.

? 2. Individual Therapy

• Offer one-on-one therapy (e.g., CBT, DBT, trauma-informed care) tailored to each client.

• Help clients explore root causes of addiction and develop healthier coping strategies.

? 3. Group Therapy

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Facilitate daily or weekly group sessions on topics like:

• Relapse prevention

• Emotional regulation

• Communication skills

• Grief and loss

• Encourage peer support and group accountability.

? 4. Family Therapy & Support

• Provide family sessions to address relational dynamics and educate loved ones.

• Help families create supportive environments post-discharge.

? 5. Crisis Management

• Respond to emotional, psychological, or behavioral crises (e.g., suicidal ideation, emotional breakdowns).

• Use de-escalation techniques and coordinate with medical staff if needed.

? 6. Collaboration with Multidisciplinary Team

• Work closely with psychiatrists, nurses, case managers, addiction counselors, and support staff.

• Attend regular team meetings to discuss client progress.

? 7. Documentation & Reporting

• Maintain detailed clinical records, progress notes, and incident reports.

• Ensure compliance with legal, ethical, and facility standards (e.g., HIPAA).

? 8. Discharge & Aftercare Planning

• Help clients prepare for life after rehab by developing aftercare plans.

• Provide referrals to outpatient programs, sober living, 12-step groups, or mental health services.