Group Time Management Essay

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Group topic: Time Management
In today’s session, group members learned how to manage and use their time effectively at their job and in recovery. Group members completed the handout “Be on time checklist” to see how to make it to an appointment or treatment on time. Then, group members were to share how to manage and use their time appropriately from now on. PO moderately participated in the group activities, and shared the benefits and the consequences of having /not having good time management skills with peers. PO appears to be in the action stage of change as evidenced by her participation in the group session.
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Group topic: Time Management
PO was not present for OP group today due to work schedule conflicts.
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Group members completed the handout “Be on time checklist” to see how to make it to an appointment or treatment on time. Then, group members were to share how to manage and use their time appropriately from now on. PO moderately participated in the group activities, and shared the benefits and the consequences of having /not having good time management skills with peers. It appears that PO is moving toward the action stage of change as evidenced by his participation in the group session. …show more content…
Group members completed the handout “Be on time checklist” to see how to make it to an appointment or treatment on time. Then, group members were to share how to manage and use their time appropriately from now on. PO moderately participated in the group activities, and shared the benefits and the consequences of having /not having good time management skills with peers. PO appears to be in the action stage of change as evidenced by her participation in the group session.
PO successfully completed Outpatient Treatment as of today. CCO was

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