Women's Group Case Study

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D-This writer met with the patient 1:1 session pertaining to the Women's Group to be counted for as a session. This writer shared with the patient pertaining to its introduction and topic. In addition, this writer asked the patient as to what is her expectation from the Women's Group. Furthermore, the patient shared with this writer a background of her drug history, family dynamics, and current issue with her living arrangement as the patient is currently looking for an apartment in Manchester, CT as her current living situation is a trigger as she resides with her brother, who current active user. The patient is clearly aware of her triggers and know the steps that is needed to addressed those triggers.

A-Based on this writer's assessment,

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