Sobonist's Goals

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Goal 1: Sobonist will comply with the treatment recommendations of his providers.

• Sobonist was in a pleasant mood when the QP met with him for a session.
• Sobonist commented, “yes once I get this paper meaning diploma”, but right now I am going to focus on getting my GED.
• Sobonist denied getting into any fights or altercations with any of his peers.
• Sobonist stated, “I would not kill myself.”
• Sobonist shared, “I have too many people in my business plus my momma is all the support I need because she keeps fussing at me.”
• Sobonist acknowledged, “I like treatment y’all cool people plus I received assistance with getting into school and legal issues.”
• Sobonist informed the QP he appreciates the assistance with getting a job and
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• Sobonist made moderate progress with complying with treatment recommendations, as indicated by Sobonist providing information to complete discharge paperwork.

Goal 2: Sobonist will maintain abstinence.

• Sobonist listened as the QP shared the difference between OPT which only has one clinician that provides therapy whereas the OPT plus is the therapist as well as case manager to help support with probation appointments and resources need for court.
• Sobonist stated, “I don’t think I need either one because I am done with my probation requirements so I’m good.”
• Sobonist reflected on the QP encouraging him to continue with services to maintain treatment gains; therefore, he should consider doing the least restrictive which would be OPT.
• Sobonist acknowledged, “I have made bad choices, got blame for things, lost memories, and ended up in jail.”
• Sobonist shrugged his shoulder, “I don’t know man I can quit if I wanted too, but I am just enjoying life like I told you.”
• Sobonist commented, “I mean it is very important to me, but I have it under control”; however, the QP reflected on Sobonist being under the influenced at work and getting into a stolen

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