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(1) feedback;

(2) goal setting;

(3) coping strategies;

(4) identification of risk factors;

(5) information; and

(6) advice. (c) A provider under (a) of this section shall refer the recipient to a behavioral health treatment program that provides services that will meet the recipient’s need if

(1) the screening reveals that the recipient is at severe risk of substance use problems;

(2) the recipient is already substance dependent; or

(3) the recipient has already received brief intervention or treatment for substance use and was non-responsive. (d) A provider listed in (a) of this section shall document screening and brief intervention services in a case note in accordance with 7 AAC 105.230. (e) Delivery of screening and brief intervention services does not require an intake assessment or behavioral health treatment plan. (f) Screening and brief intervention services must be provided by a person that qualifies as a substance use disorder counselor or higher level clinician. (Eff. 10/1/2011, Register 199; am 11/10/2019, Register 232; am 4/24/2020, Register 234) Statutory Authority: Authority: AS 47.05.010 AS 47.07.030 7 AAC 135.250. Day treatment services for children. (a) The department will pay a community behavioral health services provider for day treatment services for children provided in the school setting if those services

(1) are provided to a recipient who is a child experiencing a severe emotional disturbance;