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Relationships And Dating In Sobriety Analysis

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The client reported for his Individual. The individual topic was about “Relationships & Dating in Sobriety”. The client stated he feels good about the move that he has made for himself, and when he alone he felt like he has accomplished a lot. The client stated he feels as if he is struggling more when he is with a female and in the area of romantic relationships, as resolve of his situation. The client is working and is enjoying his job but does not have time to a relationship. The client stated he is feeling happy and when he is with people it is great, but he feels better being alone.

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