An important guiding philosophy for treatment is
a. that not all people with a substance use disorder need the same level of treatment.
b. that clients need to follow insurance company funding policies.
c. the determination of bed availability at various rehabilitation facilities so that treatment referrals can be spread evenly around the regional centers to avoid charges of favoritism on the part of the referral agency.
d. the level of confrontation necessary to assist the individual in accepting his or her SUD.
a. that not all people with a substance use disorder need the same level of treatment.
b. that clients need to follow insurance company funding policies.
c. the determination of bed availability at various rehabilitation facilities so that treatment referrals can be spread
evenly around the regional centers to avoid charges of favoritism on the part of the referral agency.
d. the level of confrontation necessary to assist the individual in accepting his or her SUD.
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