The Treatment Process
In order for care to be effective, it is necessary for both provider and patient to take an active role in the treatment process.
Participation involves being open to each other's thoughts and ideas, being honest with each other, discussing concerns about the process, completing outside assignments when appropriate, and providing ongoing feedback to the provider about the process.
While treatment is often beneficial for many people, some people may not find services helpful. The treatment process can also evoke strong feelings and sometimes produce unanticipated change in one’s behaviors, thoughts, and feelings, family members, and friends.
In order for you to maximize your experience, it is helpful to discuss with your provider any questions or discomfort you may experience during therapeutic process. You have the right to ask any questions, at any time, about what occurs during treatment.
You have the right to refuse the use of any treatment technique at any time.