Assignment 1: Reflective Essay

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D: Client was present for group that was focused on Dim 5, providing information about substance-related triggers and the ways in which triggers can lead to relapse, and learning how to deal/avoid triggers to prevent relapse. Client participated in the group discussion, stated “When I have urges to drink I will think about all the negative consequences that created in my life”.
A: Client appears to be engaged and able to identify ways to cope with triggers w/o using alcohol or other substances.
P: Client is to continue the current level of care, and attend group on 10/31/2016. / HA, CDP

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