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Built with the client, kept by the client, and folded into the treatment plan for reviewers.  \nHeader & ownership the client 's document more than the chart 's  \nDo: name, date, prepared-with, a dated review target, and where the client 's copy lives (wallet card, phone photo) .  \nPitfall: no dated review target; a plan without a next date is a plan nobody reopens.  \nRecovery goal in the client's words what they are protecting  \nDo: one or two sentences the client actually said: sobriety, stability, custody mornings, a job worth keeping.  \nPitfall: importing treatment-plan phrasing; \"maintain abstinence\" is a goal the client was handed, not one they said.  \nTriggers & high-risk situations the external half of the risk map  \nDo: specific people, places, times, dates, and conflicts: the Friday route home, the custody call, the September anniversary.  \nPitfall: generic worksheet lists (\"people, places, things\") with nothing this client actually faces.  \nEarly warning signs the internal half, in their language  \nDo: thoughts, mood shifts, and behavior changes the client or a named support can actually notice: skipped meetings, short sleep, going quiet.  \nPitfall: conflating with triggers; triggers live in the world, warning signs live in the client.  \nCoping responses, matched pair by pair \"when X, I will Y\"  \nDo: a rehearsed response for each trigger and warning sign: delay-and-distract, urge surfing, calling before entering, moving a session earlier.  \nPitfall: a wall of unmatched skills; ten signs and six strategies with no line connecting them is a handout, not a plan.  \nSupport contacts, with consent who, role, when to call  \nDo: named people with roles, when-to-call rules, and numbers on the client 's copy; in SUD programs note the 42 CFR Part 2 consent on file.  \nPitfall: listing people the client never agreed to involve, or \"sponsor\" with no name or number.  \nLapse response & the crisis handoff script the first hours  \nDo: leave, call, tell the clinician, book the extra session; name the lapse-versus-relapse difference; point crisis to the safety plan.  \nPitfall: merging crisis content into this document, or ending the escalation path at \"call 911\".  \nReview, signatures & the client copy what keeps it alive  \nDo: tie reviews to treatment plan reviews plus any lapse, step-down, or medication change; sign per agency and payer policy; hand over a copy.  \nPitfall: a plan written once at intake and never touched; a dated revision history is what makes it credible.  \nBefore you sign  \n Every trigger and sign has a matched response  Signs are observable by the client or a support  Goal is in the client 's own words  \n Contacts have roles, numbers, and consent on file  Lapse steps script the first hour  \n Crisis hands off to the safety plan  \n Review date set and both signatures in  \n\n| Drafting with AI\u003Cbr>Capture the planning conversation as bullets: the goal in their words, five triggers, the signs they named, who they will call, the lapse steps you rehearsed. |\n| --- |\n| \u003Cbr>\"Draft a relapse prevention plan from these bullets, client stepping down from IOP for alcohol use disorder, keep the quoted phrases as the client 's own words: …\" |\n| Never paste client-identifying information into consumer AI tools. 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