Mental health Programming Resources

Conduct Disorder, Oppositional Defiant, and ADHD/ADD Diagnoses

FACILITATOR
Mental Health Resources are designed to be facilitated by licensed Master or above clinicians.

This resource may be used in in sequence with the Anger/Agression/Violence resource and as a stand-alone resource. the Flow Chart for this area reflects its use as a stand-alone resource.

These resources are in addition to the standard programming all residents receive:

Core A 130 session model.
A 130 hour resource. In general, the first 30 sessions may be viewed as useful preparation for more intensive mental health treatment.
Core B 50 session model.
An aggression and violence skills curriculum. This resource is especially recommended for youth with the above issues.

Procedure

Assess level of need and readiness. Client motivation may be an issue. If so, we recommend the sequential use of:

The MI resource for Anger, Agression, and Violence may also be used.

Core C1 may be used if mor intensive MI preparation is required. Core C2 strongly suggested for mental health treatment. Core C3 covers basic coping skills.

Workbook	Title	Link
TP--Conduct Issues	Includes a range of specific MH resources for counselor and client, along with a complete orientation to treatment of this issue.	PDF (male)	PDF (female)
Optional resources
TP-Anger	Includes a range of specific MH resources for counselor and client, along with a complete orientation to treatment of this issue.	PDF (male)	PDF (female)
F2	Anger	PDF (male)	PDF (female)
RH9	Difficulty with Authority Figures	PDF
CS2	Coping Skills	PDF (male)	PDF (female)
TT	Handling the Tough Times	PDF
TP--Aggression and Violence	Includes a range of specific MH resources for counselor and client, along with a complete orientation to treatment of this issue.	PDF (male)	PDF (female)