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Crisis Plan Worksheet

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Group topic: Crisis Plan
PO was present for group on time, and moderately participated in the group activities that include: learning the benefits of having a crisis plan; completing the “Crisis Plan Card” worksheet; discussing the negative consequences and dangers of having no plans. PO identified who to ask for help, what to do when in the crisis situation, how to deal with stresses, and how to manage negative unhealthy thoughts. PO stated that things have been “great” for him; he felt “better and healthier”. PO had a positive response to treatment.
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Group topic: Crisis Plan
PO was present for group on time, and moderately participated in the group activities that include: learning the benefits of having a crisis plan; completing the “Crisis Plan Card” worksheet; discussing the negative consequences and dangers of having no plans. PO identified who to ask for help, what to do when in the crisis situation, how to deal with stresses, and how to manage negative unhealthy thoughts. PO stated “mom is supportive of my recovery; I can talk to her any time”, “I have lots of sober friends can talk to too”. PO had a positive response to treatment. …show more content…

PO identified who to ask for help, what to do when in the crisis situation, how to deal with stresses, and how to manage negative unhealthy thoughts. PO stated “I am happy where I am at right now. I don’t want to use anymore.” PO had a positive response to treatment.

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