One of your clients is working on becoming drug-free. How might you use the technique of identifying discrepancies to help your client achieve his goals?
A) Between now and our next session, will you call a friend for support whenever you feel the urge to use cocaine?
B) I noticed that you looked down when you spoke about using cocaine this week. I wonder if you were feeling ashamed because of your relapse?
C) Last week, you told me that you are trying hard to become drug-free. How do you plan to do that?
D) Last session, you stated that your goal was to call a friend and stay with him whenever you felt the urge to use. Help me understand what happened this week that led you to use cocaine?
Question 2
The practitioner may find it useful to identify discrepancies between all of the following EXCEPT:
A) what the client is saying is important and what the practitioner believes is important.
B) what a client is saying in the meeting and the client's actions outside the meeting.
C) what the client says is important and his/her behavior.
D) what the client is saying and what the practitioner heard the client say at another time.
Health History Assessment Questions Pertinent to Drug Administration
Drug Classification and Description of Use
Drug Classification and Description of Use
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