Florida Self-Directed Care

Enrollment Manual
Cover Page	Word	Section III	Word	Section IV	Word
Coaches	Word	Advance Directive	Word	Medication Assistance	Word
Checklist	Word	Individual Pamphlet	Word	Section V	Word
Section I	Word	Surrogate Pamphlet	Word	Treatment Options	Word
Policies & Procedures	Word	Provider Pamphlet	Word	Supplements	Word
Ethics	Word	Directive Definitions	Word	Life Story Instructions	Word
Grievance	Word	Directive Wallet Card	PDF	Life Story Worksheet	Word
Section I I	Word	Crisis Plan	Word	Emotional Box	Word
Budget Guide	Word	Safety Plan	Word	Personal Goals	Word
Balancing Your Life	PDF	Post Crisis Plan	Word	Change Plan	Word
Life Analysis	Word	Release of Information		Event Log	Word
Life Action Plan	Word	Personal Outcome Measure	Word	Self Evaluation	Word
Life Action Plan Instructions	Word	General	Word	Resolving Problems	Word
Entire enrollment Manual	Zip			Family Genogram	Word
				SMART Goals	Word

People who have been oriented may then have a pre-enrollment meeting. They have six weeks from this meeting to complete their first Life Analysis and Life action plan and be enrolled as Florida Self Directed Care participants. Participants receive copies of the Policy and Procedures, Purchasing Guidelines, Emergency Phone Numbers, Etc., as they take control of their own recovery, and serve the role once filled by their case managers.

The Balancing Your Life Wheel, and Supplements are tools to help Participants do their own Life Analysis, which takes the place of a professional generated Treatment Plan. The Life Analysis identifies recovery goals, and what is needed to accomplish those goals. FloridaSDC awards may be used to purchase items and services identified as needs on the Analysis, and specified and approved on the Life Action Plan. Applicants have six weeks from the date. The Life Analysis is completed yearly, and the Life Action Plan is completed quarterly.

Program Participants are encouraged to complete an Advance Directive; Relapse Prevention Plan; Crisis Plan; Personal Safety Plan; and Post Crisis Plan. The goal is for participants to take control of their own lives, and not be controlled by their illness, circumstances, or others.

Information is provided Participants about Medication Assistance, Treatment Options, and the FloridaSDC Provider Network to give them more choice in their own treatment and recovery.

The FloridaSDC Program is based on the belief that people with mental illness are their own greatest recovery resource. Society and our own internal voices have often told us differently. We have been made to feel incapable of determining the direction of our own life and recovery. But many have learned otherwise, and FloridaSDC wants to give encouragement and support to enable people with mental illness to overcome the adverse effects of their illness and enjoy a productive and meaningful life.

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