188 THE SEVERE AND PERSI STENT MENTAL ILLNESS PROGRESS NOTES PLAN NER D. The client's mental health and substance abuse treatment services were coordinated in an integrated fashion. E. The client's substance abuse treatment providers have been furnished with increased information about the client's mental health diagnosis and treatment. F. The client' s mental health treatment providers have been provided with increased information about the client's substance abuse diagnosis and treatment. 32. Coordinate Guardianship Assessment ( 32) A. A psychological evaluation was coordinated to facilitate a guardi anship hearing, including an assessment of functional decision-making abilities (e. g., regarding treatment, finances). B. The client has participated in the psychological evaluation to facilitate a guardianship hearing, and the results of this evaluation were shared with him/her. C. The client's psychological evaluation was shared with the court to assist in the decision-making process for guardianship. D. The client has declined involvement in a psychological evaluation and was redirected to complete th is evaluation. 33. Assist in the Guardianship Process ( 33) A. Family members or other interested parties were assisted in obtaining guardianship of the client in order to increase supervision and monitoring of his/her behavior and treatment. B. The clie nt has agreed to have a guardian placed over him/her in order to monitor his/her behavior and treatment. C. Guardianship procedures have been instituted to assist family members or others in obtaining guardianship of the client, despite his/her belief tha t he/she does not need a guardian. 34. Educate the Potential Guardian about Person-Centered Planning ( 34) A. The client's potential guardian was educated about issues related to person-centered planning. B. The client's potential guardian was educated a bout the ability of mentally ill people to manage many aspects of their lives, despite serious and persistent symptoms. C. The client's potential guardian was provided with positive feedback regarding understanding of person-centered planning issues and t he client's ability to manage many aspects of his/her life. D. The client's potential guardian was urged to seek more information regarding the person-centered needs of the client. 35. Advocate against Unnecessary Guardianship Practices ( 35) A. Advocacy was provided for the client regarding unnecessary or overly restrictive guardianship orders or practices. B. Specific information and education was provided to the guardian and court personnel regarding the unnecessary or overly restrictive guardianship orders or practices that have been implemented. C. As a result of advocacy for the client against unnecessary or overly restrictive guardianship orders, the least restrictive, legally necessary guardianship was implemented. 