ASP 215: Advanced Individual Service Planning

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Class Program
Addiction Studies Program
Credits
5
Lecture Hours 50 Clinical Hours None
Weekly Contact Hours
5
Course ID
089098
Meets Degree Requirements For
Restricted Elective
Description

An advanced course in diagnosing Substance Use Disorders and developing Individual Service Plans using assessment information to individualize the client's treatment goals. Students will practice prioritizing the patient's needs to be addressed in treatment and develop measurable treatment goals and objectives.

Grading Basis
Graded
Prerequisites

ASP 106 and ASP 207

Course Learning Outcomes

Program Learning Outcomes

  1. Demonstrate professional communication in classroom and practicum sites.

    Level
    Intermediate

  2. Articulate the importance of understanding individual differences in SUD counseling (age, race, ethnicity, gender/sexual identity or disability).

    Level
    Beginner

  3. Develop meaningful Individual Service Plans based on a thorough understanding of American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) dimensions and levels of care.

    Level
    Beginner
Program Learning Outcomes

  1. Demonstrate professional communication in classroom and practicum sites.

    Level
    Intermediate

  2. Understand the professional and ethical responsibilities of Substance Use Disorder (SUD) counselors.

    Level
    Beginner

  3. Articulate the importance of understanding individual differences in SUD counseling (age, race, ethnicity, gender/sexual identity or disability).

    Level
    Beginner

  4. Develop meaningful Individual Service Plans based on a thorough understanding of American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) dimensions and levels of care.

    Level
    Beginner

  5. Articulate the impact of addiction issues on the individual, family and community.

    Level
    Beginner
Program Learning Outcomes

  1. Demonstrate professional communication in classroom and practicum sites.

    Level
    Intermediate

  2. Develop meaningful Individual Service Plans based on a thorough understanding of American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) dimensions and levels of care.

    Level
    Beginner

  3. Articulate the impact of addiction issues on the individual, family and community.

    Level
    Beginner
Program Learning Outcomes

  1. Demonstrate professional communication in classroom and practicum sites.

    Level
    Intermediate

  2. Understand the professional and ethical responsibilities of Substance Use Disorder (SUD) counselors.

    Level
    Beginner

  3. Articulate the importance of understanding individual differences in SUD counseling (age, race, ethnicity, gender/sexual identity or disability).

    Level
    Beginner

  4. Articulate the impact of addiction issues on the individual, family and community.

    Level
    Beginner

Core Topics

  1. Demonstrate ability to use information from SUD assessment to guide the treatment planning process and establish treatment priorities based on assessment data.
  2. Determine appropriate treatment plans with the patient and assess the patients response to interventions.
  3. Practice writing goal and objective statements in easy to understand language.
  4. Evaluate progress of hypothetical patients in current level of care to determine if patient needs a different (higher or lower or discharge) level of care