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Payne Group topic: Personal Recovery Planning PO was on time and moderately participated in the group activities that included: identifying the people who are “problem Cases in Avoiding Drug Users”; brainstorming and developing coping skills to handle difficult situations that can lead to relapse; discussing areas that need to improve during recovery. PO reported no urges, or cravings for alcohol and methamphetamine, and his last use date was 06-06-2015. PO stated that “I don’t hang out with friends or people that are using. I go to NA meeting and talk to my sponsor regularly. I try my best to stay out of troubles”. PO had a positive response to treatment. Coman Group topic: Personal Recovery Planning PO was no present in IOP group. CCO notified. Gamble Group topic: Personal Recovery Planning ***** First Group ***** …show more content…

PO minimally participated in the group activities that included: identifying the people who are “problem Cases in Avoiding Drug Users”; brainstorming and developing coping skills to handle difficult situations that can lead to relapse; discussing areas that need to improve during recovery. PO presents with a negative attitude in group as evidenced by reluctant to get involve in the group discussion, stated “I am tired. I don’t know I need a treatment. I just completed inpatient treatment at ABHS”. The reason PO is in the IOP group was explained. PO reported heroin and methamphetamine as his drug of choice, the last use date was 01-19-2015. PO appears to be agitated and is not receptive to

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