Mental Health Templates

This document is used for obtaining consent for treatment for involuntary patients in British Columbia, Canada.

This Form is used for notifying involuntary patients of their rights under the Mental Health Act in British Columbia, Canada.

This form is used in British Columbia, Canada to notify health care providers that a patient under the age of 16 has been admitted by a parent or guardian. The form informs the parent or guardian of the patient's rights under the Mental Health Act.

This form is used for notifying the near relative about the discharge of an involuntary patient in British Columbia, Canada.

This form is used for summarizing resources available at behavioral health agencies in Arkansas.

This form is used for applying for funding for mental health and/or addictions treatment for individuals residing in British Columbia who require treatment outside of the province.

This form is used to request MHA MRR data for evaluation, planning, or research related to mental health and substance use. It is specific to British Columbia, Canada.

This Form is used for making return to work recommendations under the Community Mental Health Program in Ontario, Canada. It is applicable for individuals who have been on leave due to mental health issues.

This form is used for health professionals in Ontario, Canada to report on occupational mental stress.

A medical specialist may use this document to refer their patient to a psychiatrist.

This form is used for obtaining approval for a psychological examination in the state of Kentucky.

This document is a report used in Mississippi for individual therapy sessions. It provides a summary of the therapy session and the progress made by the individual.

This Form is used for creating a Behavioral Health Advocacy Plan in Arizona.

This type of document is for individual counseling in Nevada and includes a total of 20 hours of counseling sessions.

This Form is used for verifying participation in a mental health or substance misuse treatment program in the state of New Hampshire.

This document is a mandatory treatment questionnaire used in the state of New Mexico.

This form is used for filing a petition for involuntary commitment in North Dakota.

This form is used for mental health professionals in North Dakota to report relevant information.

This Form is used for providing a notice of emergency detention in North Dakota. It is used when a person is deemed in need of immediate care and treatment for mental illness or chemical dependency.

This form is used for ordering the defendant to be held pending a hearing for involuntary commitment under Tennessee law.

This form is used for applying for a certificate of need for involuntary commitment in the state of Tennessee under Title 33 Chapter 6, Part 5 of the Tennessee Code Annotated.

This form is used for issuing an order to involuntarily commit a defendant in Tennessee under the specified laws.

This Form is used for obtaining Mental Health Certification in Oklahoma through the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI).

This form is used for referring individuals to the Medicaid Health Home program in South Dakota.

This form is used for obtaining consent for voluntary inpatient treatment in the state of Pennsylvania.

This form is used for individuals in Pennsylvania who want to file a petition for extended involuntary treatment for mental health issues. It includes an explanation of rights and is available in English and Spanish.

This Form is used for filing a petition in Pennsylvania requesting involuntary treatment through the criminal justice system.

This form is used for transferring involuntarily committed persons in Pennsylvania from inpatient to outpatient status.

This Form is used for notifying individuals about a hearing on a petition to transfer for involuntary treatment and providing an explanation of their rights in Pennsylvania.

This Form is used for notifying authorities about a mental health commitment in Pennsylvania.

This form is used for patients in Rhode Island to provide information about their treating physician or mental health professional.