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This week our chapter focused on 12 step and self-help groups for recovery from addictions. Alcoholics Anonymous is probably the most widely known group but Miller and Miller (2014) also outlined some lesser known groups.

Choose a 12-step recovery group (CA) discussed in our text this week and provide a more in-depth review of the details of the group. Please use at least one peer-reviewed article

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Please see the case of Colleen on page 73 (Kelly, 2015) and the discussion questions that follow the case:

“Colleen is a 26-year-old graduate student who reports “issues with relationships.” She is currently in a relationship with a 30-year-old man, Sean; she has been with him for 3 years. He is talking about marriage, but she is ambivalent. Although she claims to love him and cannot imagine life without him, she is aware that there are issues that she is afraid might be more serious than she previously thought. To be specific, Colleen reports that Sean “drinks a lot (Kelly, 2015).”

“When this issue is discussed more fully, she says that although Sean manages to hold down a good job and appears very high functioning, he rarely goes a day without consuming alcohol. He will typically have several drinks every evening— more on weekend evenings. In addition to her concerns regarding Sean’s drinking, she reports that he is often emotionally distant. He does not like to “talk” when issues come up. In general, he simply tells Colleen to resolve things in whatever manner she would like. This situation has led to a pattern within the relationship in which Colleen takes care of virtually all of the activities of daily living (Kelly, 2015).”

“Finally, while Sean provides leeway and space in allowing Colleen to take charge of many of the activities of daily living, he can be controlling in other ways. For example, Colleen feels obligated to check in with Sean, even if she is going to be just a few minutes late in getting home. He is also very concerned with her appearance, often monitoring her diet and suggesting what she should wear. When the counselor inquiries about how Colleen feels about Sean’s behavior, she reports that historically she has always thought of it as normal. In fact, she likes taking care of him and pleasing him by looking good. However, with the recent talk of marriage, she has begun to question some of the relationship patterns that have taken hold (Kelly, 2015)”
“Identify some of the specific behaviors that indicate issues of codependency (Kelly, 2015).” “What issues might you want to explore if in fact you believe that codependency is at the root of Colleen’s current ambivalence (Kelly, 2015)?” “How might you assess Colleen for issues of codependency? What additional information might you want to gather (Kelly, 2015)?” “What are other issues you might anticipate working on with Colleen (Kelly, 2015)?”

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CASE STUDY 9.2

“George is a 21-year-old college student who has been referred to you because he has been suspended from the university he attends because of an alcohol/drug-related charge. He has been told that he cannot be considered for re-enrollment as a student until he has therapy to address his alcohol/drug use. In your first session with him, you talk with him about the need to do a formal alcohol and drug assessment because of his desire to return to his studies at the university. In response to your description of the assessment process, George tells you that he does not see himself as having a problem with alcohol/drugs. He tells you that he was at a party on campus that was busted by the campus police, and he believes they simply overreacted to the presence of drugs at the party and arrested him and a few others (Miller & Miller, 2014).”
“Which stage of change do you see George at (Miller & Miller, 2014)?” “Which process(es) of change would you use with George based on his stage of change (Miller & Miller, 2014)?” “How would you build this process(es) into the counseling sessions (Miller & Miller, 2014)?
Please use reading to properly answer question answer must be at least 200 words. PAGES 372-378 are required to read to assist with this assignment

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