Life Balance Worksheet

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In today’s group, group members were to complete the ‘Life Balance’ worksheet to identify the areas of imbalance in their life, and learn ways to develop and live a balanced life.
PO attended group on time and moderately participated in the group activity. PO completed the worksheet, stated “I have to adopt healthier nutritional habits to maintain physical and emotional wellbeing”. PO appears to understand the importance of having a life balance in recovery, and is working on developing a balance in his life. Good treatment responses.

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