What The Plan Includes
The shared plan is organized around warning signs or risk situations, preventive actions, response steps, collaboration status, feasibility notes, and unresolved items.
Family Relapse Prevention Worksheet
Family Relapse Prevention Worksheet is a collaborative planning worksheet for practitioners, a person with serious mental illness, and involved family members. It helps them identify individualized warning signs or risk situations, define feasible preventive actions, and write response steps for when symptoms worsen.
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Tool guide
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Relationship To Crisis Planning
The worksheet may hand off to a separate crisis resource plan when response steps involve crisis escalation. It does not replace crisis planning.
Important Limitations
The tool does not calculate relapse probability, decide crisis status, create legal directives, or invent plan content.
Can this use warning signs identified earlier?
Yes. The worksheet can reference previously identified warning signs if available, but it also works on its own.
Can the plan be used before practitioner review?
Draft input can be captured, but asynchronous plans remain unreviewed until practitioner confirmation.
Does the tool create response steps automatically?
No. Response steps come from participants, practitioner facilitation, or supplied source content; the system does not generate clinical directives.
What is saved from the public demo?
The worksheet tool and practitioner setup are saved. Fictional relapse-prevention plan entries are not saved as real client data.