“Developers and implementers of systems of care have been among those showing interest in evidence-based practices. A hallmark of such systems of care has been the development of individualized treatment plans. These plans are often developed through a participatory planning process called “wraparound,” (Burns & Goldman, 1999; VanDenBerg & Grealish, 1996) that brings family, youth (where appropriate), members of the natural support system, and members of the formal service system together to develop plans that reflect a comprehensive focus on strengths and needs of families in multiple life domains. Such treatment plans frequently involve family choice of services and of providers, are designed to be culturally competent, are coordinated by a case manager/care coordinator, and involve multiple components.”
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