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Ams Recovery Case Study

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Patient attended AMS Relapse Prevention Group on Wednesday at 6 am. The topic of the group was “Evaluating Strengths and Weakness in your Recovery Program.” Drug Counselor begins the lesson by assessing how he has been doing. Counselor stated, “It’s nice to see you again. How have you been doing since your last group or counseling session? How was your weekend (free time)? Do you have any questions or positive or negative thoughts regarding your recovery lifestyle/treatment? Counselor asked Pt. if he maintains his sobriety which he responded with a “yes.” Pt. verbalized how the program decrease his take home privileges and no one gave him an explanation. Pt. stated, “I need someone to tell me the truth.” Counselor encourage Pt. to identify

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