To provide the services covered under Regulation .19 of this chapter, the provider shall: Be an individual with a bachelor’s degree; and Have 3 years of full-time experience serving adults with autism disabilities. Adult life planning service providers shall work with the participants and the participants families to develop a treatment plan incorporating the principles of self-determination, person-centered planning, decision making, and planning for adulthood. The provider shall submit the treatment plan to the participant's service coordinator within 30 calendar days of initiation of service delivery, and at least annually thereafter, or more frequently if the plan changes. At the completion of each year of adult life planning services, the provider shall provide a report of documented evidence of progress towards self-determination, community integration, and coordination with adult services. The provider shall maintain Adult Life Planning contact logs completed on the same day the service is provided and reflective of the Adult Life Planning treatment plan goals and activities.