(b) Case plans shall:

1. (1) Describe needs and prescribe interventions with respect to:

   1. (A) Individual residential treatment for the youth;
   2. (B) Rehabilitative and supportive services for the family; and
   3. (C) Surveillance and supportive reintegration aftercare services for both the youth and family;

2. (2) Cover six (6) main realms of services as follows:

   1. (A) Mental health and substance abuse;
   2. (B) Safety and security;
   3. (C) Work and life skills;
   4. (D) Education;
   5. (E) Medical care; and
   6. (F) Community reintegration;

3. (3) Be developed by a comprehensive, multidisciplinary team that includes:

   1. (A) Professionals, including at least one (1) licensed mental health professional;
   2. (B)

(i) Parents or guardians of the committed youth.

1. (ii) Parents or guardians may participate in the multidisciplinary team by phone or in-person; and

   1. (C) The committed youth shall participate in case planning and review discussions to help the multidisciplinary team determine the most appropriate services, placement, and other interventions; and

2. (4) Be informed by:

   1. (A) Formal assessments;
   2. (B) Prior treatment records;
   3. (C) Behavioral observation; and
   4. (D) Interviews with the youth and other stakeholders.