Which three documents are used to record results of individual Counseling?

• A. Inmate Background Summary Data, Inmate Summary Report, and Summary Continuation Sheet
• B. Medical record, Incident log, Activity log
• C. Parole plan, Risk assessment, Case file
• D. Education records, Work history, Personal statements

Answer: (A)

When documenting the results of individual counseling, you want records that capture background context, the progress and outcomes from counseling sessions, and ongoing notes as counseling continues. The three documents used for this are Inmate Background Summary Data, Inmate Summary Report, and Summary Continuation Sheet. Inmate Background Summary Data provides essential context that shapes counseling decisions. Inmate Summary Report consolidates the sessions, progress toward goals, and conclusions drawn, giving a clear record of what was achieved. The Summary Continuation Sheet offers space to extend notes over multiple sessions, ensuring ongoing counseling is tracked as it evolves. Other document sets focus on health, incidents, daily activities, release planning, or background information, and don’t specifically record the results of counseling sessions.