Bel 311 Week 5
By the next session, Kathleen and Jack will journal about their typical patterns of managing stress.
6. Write 3 measurable objectives that indicate how the client will achieve the treatment goal in the format [who will do what, by when and how measured]. (2 pts)
1. Within the next 2 sessions, Fiona and Killian will identify and interact with external systems such as after school activities, kinships or attend church independently.
2. Within the next 2 sessions, Jack and Kathleen will identify 4-8 household rules that need modification and will develop a plan to implement changes.
3. By week 6, Kathleen and Jack will be able to communicate feelings about Jack’s substance abuse and their visions of what their family should look like in 1-2 years.
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