A treatment needs assessment (TNA) is the first step in determining if someone needs further help with their addiction, substance use disorder and/or other mental health issues. TNAs typically take one to two hours.
What happens during a TNA?
During a TNA, you’ll spend time with a counselor as they perform an assessment, asking you questions and filling out descriptive forms. You’ll talk about your history of substance use, bio-medical conditions, how you manage daily activities, your awareness to triggers, living environment and more.
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