What does the termination document include?

The termination document typically includes a summary of services received and progress made. This aspect is crucial as it provides a comprehensive overview of the client's journey throughout the therapeutic process. It reflects the goals that were set, the interventions that were implemented, and the outcomes achieved. This summary not only serves as a record for future reference but also aids in demonstrating the effectiveness of the therapeutic approach.

Including such a summary can be beneficial for various stakeholders, including the client, any future service providers, and even for documentation purposes, as it offers insights into the client's needs and achievements. It is a vital part of ensuring continuity of care if the client were to pursue further services or if there were a need for collaboration with other professionals.

While billing summaries or recommendations for future employment may be relevant in other contexts, and a certification of completion might pertain to educational or training programs, they do not encompass the comprehensive therapeutic focus of the termination document as effectively as the summary of services and progress.