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Questions for treatment counselors
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to change in alcohol and drug treat
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which people progress through sever
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for a variety of reasons, decline o
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One of the few recent efforts to li
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3.4 Treatment and Family Case Plans
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• • • • • • Drug testin
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empowered to plan for the safety of
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• Has it been determined that reu
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References Alcohol Screening Assess
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APPENDIXES
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Facilitator’s Guide As noted in t
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The Oversight Committee should issu
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Steering Committee member should ch
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4:15 - 4:30 Closing Comments Day Tw
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Rules of Brainstorming 1. Postpone
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Dimensions of Trust Trust Dimension
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Mission Statement To improve screen
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A-17 PRESENCE AND IMMEDIACY WORKSHE
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Worksheet 2 continues the process s
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A-21 WORKSHEET 2—WHERE DO WE WANT
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Step Five: Develop and Implement a
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A-25 ADS, CWS and Dependency Court
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A-27 Goal 6—Pilot colocation of A
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A-29 Goal 11—Implement Standards
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A-31 Other Community Agencies Scree
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A-33 Other Community Agencies Scree
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Step Six: Monitoring and Evaluating
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A-37 Activity/Tasks Progress Report
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On-line Resource Guide on Services
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Guidelines for Referral Follow Up 2
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Evaluating the Benefit to Families
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Supplemental Worksheets and Tools f
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COLLABORATIVE VALUES INVENTORY What
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11. In assessing the effects of the
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31. Our agencies and courts do a go
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49. The proportion of parents in su
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COLLABORATIVE CAPACITY INSTRUMENT R
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II. Daily Practice—Screening and
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8. Our State’s dependency court s
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c) Emotional and mental health prob
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4. Our State has developed formal w
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3. Our AOD treatment agencies curre
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2. Our State includes community mem
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Analysis of the Results Multiple le
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Examples of Principle Statements
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CUYAHOGA COUNTY BASIC TENETS AND PH
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• NICWA Principles of Collaborati
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• • Communications by and about
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Children’s Bureau’s Children an
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Appendix B Fact Sheets B-1
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Applying the percentage of parents
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The figure below, Children and Pare
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U.S. Department of Health and Human
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Substance Used (past month) Any Ill
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• Screening During Pregnancy. In
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Chasnoff, I. J., McGourty, R. F., B
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drug (3.4%) or alcohol (4.1%) depen
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Summary • In a study of the preva
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U.S. Department of Health and Human
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Understanding the Needs of Children
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Multiple Opportunities for Interven
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26 to 44. The trend was similar for
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questions about substance use into
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arise because substance use during
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developmental phase is important, b
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Deficits in Motor Skills These chil
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(McKeon, 2005). In addition, the co
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children; some home visiting progra
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In studies of adolescents receiving
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• The National Child Traumatic St
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References American Association for
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Gray, D., Achilles, J., Keller, T.,
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Ostrea, E. M., Jr., Brady, M., Gaus
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Appendix D Examples of Screening an
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ADULT SUBSTANCE USE SURVEY (ASUS) T
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CAGE The CAGE, a very brief screen,
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DRUG ABUSE SCREENING TEST (DAST) Al
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MICHIGAN ALCOHOL SCREENING TEST (MA
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PERSONAL EXPERIENCE SCREENING QUEST
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SUBSTANCE ABUSE SUBTLE SCREENING IN
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TRIAGE ASSESSMENT FOR ADDICTIVE DIS
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TWEAK The TWEAK is a five-item scre
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Assessment Tools for Substance Use
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COMPOSITE INTERNATIONAL DIAGNOSTIC
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STRUCTURED CLINICAL INTERVIEW FOR D
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Substance Use Disorder Assessment I
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COMPREHENSIVE ADOLESCENT SEVERITY I
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GLOBAL APPRAISAL OF INDIVIDUAL NEED
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PRACTICAL ADOLESCENT DUAL DIAGNOSTI
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ADDICTION SEVERITY INDEX (ASI) and
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GLOBAL APPRAISAL OF INDIVIDUAL NEED
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RECOVERY ATTITUDE AND TREATMENT EVA
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STRUCTURED DECISION MAKING (SDM) FA
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SACRAMENTO COUNTY ALCOHOL AND OTHER
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Abstinence Actively abusing drugs.
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Abstinence Parent is currently abus
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S.T.A.R.S Specialized Treatment and
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Appendix E: Substance Use, Abuse, D
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NIDA’s Principles of Effective Dr
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Examples of Safety and Risk Assessm
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CHILD ABUSE POTENTIAL INVENTORY (CA
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STRUCTURED DECISION MAKING (SDM) SA
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CHILD ABUSE POTENTIAL INVENTORY The
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RISK INVENTORY FOR SUBSTANCE-AFFECT
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FAMILY ASSESSMENT FORM (FAF) The FA
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STRUCTURED DECISION MAKING (SDM) FA
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AGES AND STAGES QUESTIONNAIRES (ASQ
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CHILD BEHAVIOR CHECKLIST/6-18 (CBCL
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Appendix G Sharing Confidential Inf
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A consent form signed by the parent
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Glossary of Terms Following is a gl
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Identification of a child who is po
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identified as not being at risk. Sp
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Appendix I A Guide to Compliance Wi
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Initial Determination Oral Inquiry
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If not, be sure to document this fa
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Documentation All remedial services
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Adoptive Placements Contact the tri
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Continuation of Custody If terminat
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Acknowledgment of Contributors and