What It Captures
The tool captures planned activities, treatment or recovery commitments, responsibilities, unstructured time, optional adherence status, and review notes about routine barriers.
Scheduling / Daily Structure Plan
Scheduling / Daily Structure Plan is a recovery routine and adherence planning tool for substance-use treatment practitioners. It helps practitioners send or start a daily timeline so clients can organize treatment commitments, responsibilities, recovery-supportive activities, and unstructured high-risk time.
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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.
History And Comparison
Repeated plans can be reviewed over time to compare routine changes without generating unsupported clinical conclusions.
Can this be used as a general calendar?
No. It is a recovery daily-structure plan, not a general calendar, reminder, or productivity tool.
What happens if a client only completes part of the day?
Partial days can be saved, and missing or unplanned spans remain visible.
Does adherence reporting have to be used?
No. Adherence reporting is a supported setting that can be turned on or off.