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Home Bottle Case Study

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D-The patient arrived on time for his session. Reports being stable on his dose and denies any cravings/ withdrawals. The patient reports that his wife returned back to work and is happy about it to the point that she 's able to recover bit from her slip and floor during the Winter. The patient reports that everything is good and he 's in the process of obtaining a locking container box. The patient asked about the status of his take home bottle application as this writer informed the patient that it is pending. During the remainder the session, the patient discussed his commitment to his recovery process.

A-Based on this writer 's assessment, the patient appears to be at the action stage of change due to his compliance with treatment and

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