10 THE SEVERE AND PERSI STENT MENTAL ILLNESS PROGRESS NOTES PLAN NER C. As the client has increased his/her regular use of ADL techniques, he/she has earned rewards within the behavioral treatment plan. D. The client's increased completion of ADLs through the use of a behavioral treatment plan was reviewed. E. The client was assisted in developing a self-monitoring program for performing his/her ADLs. F. The client has resisted compliance with a behavioral treatment plan to monitor and reward the regular use of his/her ADL techniques and was redirected to do so. 23. Provide Feedback (23) A. The client was provided with feedback about progress in his/her use of self-monitoring to improve personal hygiene. B. The client appeared to react positively to the fee dback that was given regarding his/her progress in the use of self-monitoring to improve performance of ADLs. C. The client accepted the negative feedback that was given regarding his/her lack of use of self-monitoring to improve personal hygiene. 24. Review Community Resources (24) A. A list of community resources was reviewed with the client to assist him/her in improving his/her personal appearance (e. g., laundromat/dry cleaner, hair salon/barber). B. As community resources were reviewed, the client displayed an understanding and commitment to use appropriate community resources. C. The client has not used community resources to improve his/her personal appearance and was provided with additional encouragement to do so. 25. Arrange for a Tour of Com munity Resources (25) A. Arrangements were made for the client to tour community facilities for cleaning and pressing clothes, cutting and styling hair, or purchasing soap and deodorant. B. As the community resources were reviewed, the client showed an i ncreased understanding of how these resources can be used to improve performance of ADLs. C. The client continued to display a lack of understanding about the use of community facilities to assist in performing ADLs, and this information was reiterated. 26. Assess for Substance Abuse (26) A. The client was assessed for substance abuse that may exacerbate poor performance in ADLs. B. The client was identified as having a concomitant substance abuse problem. C. Upon review, the client does not display ev idence of a substance abuse problem. 27. Refer for Substance Abuse Treatment (27) A. The client was referred to a 12-step recovery program (e. g., Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous). B. The client was referred to a substance abuse treatment pro gram. C. The client has been admitted to a substance abuse treatment program and was supported for this follow-through. D. The client has refused the referral to a substance abuse treatment program, and this refusal was processed. 