Each treatment program certified for any level of domestic violence intervention treatment must:
- (1) Provide forensic counseling, using evidence-based or promising practices in all levels of treatment;
- (2) Require participants to attend face-to-face weekly group or individual sessions, depending on their level of treatment and individual treatment plan;
- (3) Use a trauma-informed approach in treatment;
- (4) Provide treatment that meets the individual needs of participants based on their ongoing assessment information, motivations for abuse, and motivations for creating healthy relationships;
- (5) Document the required cognitive and behavioral changes required by participants in treatment as cited in WAC 388-60B-0415;
- (6) Submit compliance reports and relevant information to the courts or appropriate probation office when requested by the referral source or court when applicable;
(7) When increasing or decreasing the level of treatment of a participant the program must document:
- (a) Updated assessment information;
- (b) A change in treatment needs;
- (c) Justification for the treatment level change;
- (d) Written approval from the program's supervisor;
- (e) An updated treatment plan; and
(8) When a program changes the level of treatment for a participant the program must notify the participant and the referring agency, when applicable.
- (a) The program must document if the referring agency has opted out of receiving treatment change notifications and if so, it must be documented in the participant's file; and
- (b) If the program cannot reach the recipient the program must document their reasonable efforts to reach them.
[Statutory Authority: RCW 43.20A.735. WSR 25-03-090, s 388-60B-0320, filed 1/16/25, effective 2/16/25. WSR 19-15-044, recodified as § 388-60B-0320, filed 7/11/19, effective 7/28/19. WSR 18-14-078, recodified as § 110-60A-0320, filed 6/29/18, effective 7/1/18. Statutory Authority: RCW 26.50.150. WSR 18-12-034, § 388-60A-0320, filed 5/29/18, effective 6/29/18.]