When It Is Used
Use it before expected exposure to drink or drug offers, cues, or social pressure.
Drink/Drug Refusal Plan is a CRA-related situation-response planning tool for substance use treatment practitioners to send to clients. It helps clients identify likely offers, cues, or pressure to drink or use drugs, prepare refusal responses, add fallback actions, and anticipate barriers.
Interested in using Drink/Drug Refusal Plan with clients? Request access now.
Request access to Drink/Drug Refusal Plan. Enter your email below.
Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Use it before expected exposure to drink or drug offers, cues, or social pressure.
The plan captures high-risk situations, social context, refusal responses, fallback actions, anticipated barriers, review status, and practitioner notes.
Prior plans remain available so recurring or changing situations can be compared over time.
No. It organizes situation-response planning and does not create risk scores or predictions.
No. It captures responses entered by the client or refined with the practitioner.
Yes. Multiple distinct situations are supported, and each should have its own response row.
The tool itself is saved as-is. Sample situations and responses are not saved as real client data.