Source-model reference — not an announcement of an active treatment service.

CW360 / DESIGN LIBRARY

Seven connected workflow chapters.

The uploaded Treatment Workflow Manual covers Screening, Intake, Orientation, Assessment, Treatment Planning, Counseling and Case Management. Each has its own purpose, owner, tools and completion evidence.

The front door becomes a traceable service pathway.

These pages summarize the supplied operating chapters for organizational design. The full source text is available in the administrator’s reference library, not as an active clinical intake system.

01

Screening

Interested → Appropriate/Eligible → Intake Scheduled

02

Intake

Eligible → Admitted → Chart Legally/Administratively Ready

03

Orientation

Admitted → Informed → Operationally Ready to Participate

04

Assessment

Informed → Clinically Formulated → Diagnosable/Measurable Needs

05

Treatment Planning

Assessment → Plan → Services Become Traceable

06

Counseling

Plan → Interventions → Documented Progress

07

Case Management

Plan Barriers → Resource Linkage → Stabilization and Retention

Seven supplied chapters are not all 12 core functions.

The source set contains Sections 1–7. This build does not claim that the remaining five chapters were supplied or completed. New clinical policies and precise professional/payer requirements need their own controlled review.

Use the Golden Thread without erasing the source history.

The older chapters describe Assessment → Plan → Note and related variations. The Builder specifies Assessment → Meaning → Problem → Goal → Objective → Intervention → Evidence → Review/Transition. The expanded chain is attributed to the Builder rather than presented as identical wording in every earlier manual.

Bring the model into real operation.

Define the receiving organization, authority, scope, people, tools and review evidence before adopting or launching a service.

Source basis: Treatment Workflow Manual Sections 1–7; Builder System Instructions Website adaptation; source-model details are not an announcement of service availability.