Washington · Regulations
Chapter 388-60B — DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INTERVENTION TREATMENT PROGRAM STANDARDS
50 sections
50 sections
- WAC 388-60B-0015WAC 388-60B-0015. What definitions apply to this chapter?
- WAC 388-60B-0025WAC 388-60B-0025. What is the purpose of this chapter?
- WAC 388-60B-0035WAC 388-60B-0035. The department's advisory committee — Who is on the advisory committee and what is its role?
- WAC 388-60B-0045WAC 388-60B-0045. Program records requirements — What records must programs keep?
- WAC 388-60B-0055WAC 388-60B-0055. Department record retention — What records must the department keep?
- WAC 388-60B-0100WAC 388-60B-0100. Certification requirements — Must a program be certified to provide domestic violence assessments or treatment?
- WAC 388-60B-0105WAC 388-60B-0105. Application process — How must a program apply for certification or recertification to provide domestic violence assessments or intervention treatment services?
- WAC 388-60B-0110WAC 388-60B-0110. Required documentation for certification and recertification — What must be included in an application to provide domestic violence assessments or treatment?
- WAC 388-60B-0115WAC 388-60B-0115. Policies and procedures — Which policies and procedures must be approved by the department before I may provide domestic violence assessments or treatment services?
- WAC 388-60B-0120WAC 388-60B-0120. Facility requirements — What facility requirements must a program meet for the space where domestic violence intervention assessments or treatment services are provided?
- WAC 388-60B-0125WAC 388-60B-0125. Quality management — What are the minimum treatment outcomes for participants and how must a program measure staff and treatment effectiveness?
- WAC 388-60B-0130WAC 388-60B-0130. Adding to existing certification — How must a program add assessments or a level of treatment to an existing certification?
- WAC 388-60B-0135WAC 388-60B-0135. Change in ownership — What must be sent to the department when a program is sold or changes ownership?
- WAC 388-60B-0140WAC 388-60B-0140. Change of address — What must be sent to the department when a program changes the physical location of where they provide assessments or groups?
- WAC 388-60B-0200WAC 388-60B-0200. Personnel records — What personnel records must a program keep for direct service staff?
- WAC 388-60B-0210WAC 388-60B-0210. Minimum staff qualifications — What staff qualifications must a program document for direct service staff?
- WAC 388-60B-0220WAC 388-60B-0220. Staff disclosures — What disclosures must direct service staff provide to participants seeking assessments or who are in the program?
- WAC 388-60B-0230WAC 388-60B-0230. Trainee requirements — What qualifications must the program document for direct treatment staff designated as a "trainee" by the department?
- WAC 388-60B-0240WAC 388-60B-0240. Staff requirements — What qualifications must the program document for direct treatment staff designated as "staff" by the department?
- WAC 388-60B-0250WAC 388-60B-0250. Supervisor requirements — What qualifications must the program document for direct treatment staff designated as a "supervisor" by the department?
- WAC 388-60B-0260WAC 388-60B-0260. Supervisor responsibilities — What responsibilities must the supervisor document for the program?
- WAC 388-60B-0270WAC 388-60B-0270. Continuing education — What continuing education requirements must the program document for direct service staff?
- WAC 388-60B-0280WAC 388-60B-0280. Adding direct treatment staff — What documentation must a program submit to the department to add a new direct service staff person, or request designation as a staff or supervisor for existing direct service staff, during a certification period?
- WAC 388-60B-0300WAC 388-60B-0300. Referral screening — May a program screen referrals in order to accept or deny services to potential participants?
- WAC 388-60B-0305WAC 388-60B-0305. Nondiscrimination — What are the nondiscrimination criteria with which a program must comply?
- WAC 388-60B-0310WAC 388-60B-0310. Treatment focus — What requirements must a program focus on during treatment and what methods of treatment may they use?
- WAC 388-60B-0315WAC 388-60B-0315. Group treatment — What standards must programs follow regarding the provision of group treatment?
- WAC 388-60B-0320WAC 388-60B-0320. Treatment practices — How must a program approach treatment and what must happen if it is determined that a participant should move into a different level of treatment?
- WAC 388-60B-0325WAC 388-60B-0325. Victim safety — What steps must programs take in order to help increase victim safety?
- WAC 388-60B-0330WAC 388-60B-0330. Victim confidentiality — What must programs do in order to safeguard victim confidentiality?
- WAC 388-60B-0335WAC 388-60B-0335. Cooperation with victim services — How must a program cooperate with local domestic violence victim services agencies?
- WAC 388-60B-0340WAC 388-60B-0340. Domestic violence laws — What must a program know about domestic violence laws and justice system practices?
- WAC 388-60B-0345WAC 388-60B-0345. Participant requirements — What must the program require of participants accepted into a domestic violence intervention treatment program?
- WAC 388-60B-0350WAC 388-60B-0350. Co-occurring treatment — May participants engage in other types of treatments while they are in domestic violence intervention treatment?
- WAC 388-60B-0355WAC 388-60B-0355. Participant rights — What are the participant rights that a program must follow and provide to the participant?
- WAC 388-60B-0360WAC 388-60B-0360. Participant confidentiality — What must programs do in order to safeguard participant confidentiality?
- WAC 388-60B-0365WAC 388-60B-0365. Releases of information — What releases of information must the program require from participants before they are accepted into a program?
- WAC 388-60B-0370WAC 388-60B-0370. Participant contracts — What elements must be included in a contract between a program and participant?
- WAC 388-60B-0400WAC 388-60B-0400. Behavioral assessment and interview criteria — Who may conduct the interview and assessment and what must it include?
- WAC 388-60B-0405WAC 388-60B-0405. Treatment planning — What must the treatment plan include and when must it be updated?
- WAC 388-60B-0410WAC 388-60B-0410. Placement criteria — How must a program determine a participant's level of treatment?
- WAC 388-60B-0415WAC 388-60B-0415. Required cognitive and behavioral changes — Depending on their level of treatment, what changes must the program document that the participant has made?
- WAC 388-60B-0420WAC 388-60B-0420. Minimum treatment periods and requirements — How must a program determine the treatment period for each participant?
- WAC 388-60B-0425WAC 388-60B-0425. Reoffenses and noncompliance during treatment — What must happen if a participant reoffends or is not compliant while they are in treatment?
- WAC 388-60B-0430WAC 388-60B-0430. Completion criteria and core competencies — What must the program document for a participant to be eligible to successfully complete treatment?
- WAC 388-60B-0435WAC 388-60B-0435. Discharging participants — What must a program do when a participant is discharged from treatment?
- WAC 388-60B-0500WAC 388-60B-0500. On-site reviews and plans of correction — How does the department review certified programs for compliance with the regulations of this chapter?
- WAC 388-60B-0510WAC 388-60B-0510. Complaint investigations — How must an investigation get initiated and what is the process of the investigation?
- WAC 388-60B-0520WAC 388-60B-0520. Program or staff status changes — What must happen if a program's certification or a staff member's designation is changed by the department?
- WAC 388-60B-0530WAC 388-60B-0530. Program responsibilities after an action — What actions must the program take after notification that its certification has been suspended, revoked, or if no direct service staff are qualified to provide services?