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Perla Galvan
Jax Frieders
Patrice Clark
Alexandria Marquart

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Savannah's drug of choice began as pills, first downers, Percocet, and Vicodin, then uppers, coke, meth and ecstacy. Later on she no longer had a drug of choice and just used whatever was available.
She began using when she was 10 years old.
Her addiction was active for roughly 5-6 years, ending in her late teenage years.

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Savannah was a teenage girl with very abusive parents, who used themselves, and held poor relationships, both romantically and with family. She bounced from place to place, living with each parent individually, living with grandparents, and living with friends. She was mixing the types of drugs she was using including pills and alcohol. The drugs were also very easy to access because everyone she lived with were users as well.

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The major theoretical explanation for her usage hits all of the marks. Culturally and contextually, she was not religious when she was younger and she was brought up by parents who both used their own drugs. She was more genetically likely to start using since both parents did. Socially, she was using with friends and their families She did not have many protective factors to start.

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Savannah was at risk of using when being surrounded by abusive people and genetic factors since both parents were users. She also gave the idea that she was homeless by bouncing from place to place and sneaking out.

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Savannah had a psychological dependence on the drugs she was using because she never really showed physical need for the drugs. She mostly used because everyone she was surrounded by was doing it and it seemed like the right thing for her to do.

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She also suffered from mental disorders such as depression, bulimia, and anorexia. She also would self harm by cutting herself.

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The major consequences that Savannah experienced were being arrested several times, along with being taken away from homes she was living in.

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She moved in with a boyfriend who is also now sober (4 years). She also became more religious and believed that her spirituality helped her through the recovery process. She also regularly attends meetings.

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We learned that mixing drugs creates more problems and you are more likely to use when you are constantly surrounded by users. We also learned that the more you try to run from your addiction, the more consequences you will experience.

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What was their drug/s of choice? When did they start using? How long was their addiction active? 

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What was their drug/s of choice? When did they start using? How long was their addiction active? 

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Describe the demographics of your client.

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Describe the demographics of your client.

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Examples: age, gender, single, married, children, where they live, family dynamics.

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What Major Theoretical Explanation do you think was relevant to this person's substance use?

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What risk factors may be effecting their use? 

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What risk factors may be effecting their use? 

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Is there a physical and/or psychological dependence? Explain which one and why?

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Is there a physical and/or psychological dependence? Explain which one and why?

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Did this person suffer from any other mental health disorders?

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Did this person suffer from any other mental health disorders?

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What were/are the consequences/potential consequences to client?

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What were/are the consequences/potential consequences to client?

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To society?

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Does the person present with and protective factors? (pg 90 of book)

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Does the person present with and protective factors? (pg 90 of book)

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Taylor Shaw
Milene Rubio
Charda Bussie
alex fowler

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Start: teens to mid twenties
on for 10 and off for 10. Then relapsed. has now been sober for 7 years

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Zima Limani
Faith Herrera
Montez Wright
Judith Barajas

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Had multiple eating disorders and was abused. Heather grew up in a home with alcoholics (her father/grandfather). Even though we don't know how long she's been using these stimulates for, we do know she's been around these stimulants since she was little and just became sober a little over a year ago.

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She is a white female who is in a healthy relationship. She has one son. They live in Maryland. Her family did not give her a good Homelife growing up, which impacted her future relationships. All but one of her relationships was abusive.

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From what we gathered from the article on Heather, it states that alcoholism runs in the family and her Homelife wasn't the best. Her father would beat her and that led to problems in her future relationships. Unfortunately, she was abused by boyfriends after that.

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David's drug of choice was alcohol and he began drinking at 16. His addiction was active for roughly 10-15 years.

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Started at age 12/13 by mixing drinks with friends, a few years later he was sober for a year and a half then relapsed. He has been sober for 6 years.

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Isolation
Family
Parents
Poor self-control
Failure in a group therapy program the first time (drank after the program)
Homelife
Acceptance of alcohol at home

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age: 26 year old female. 2nd marriage with 4 children. Located in Arizona 

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age: 26 year old female. 2nd marriage with 4 children. Located in Arizona 

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Using stimulants throughout med school and during his practice, continuing on and off over a several years. 

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Using stimulants throughout med school and during his practice, continuing on and off over a several years. 

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Drug of choice- Meth and marijuana. She started using at age 13, she sobered up at age 17 but relapsed a year later. She's 25 and sober now.

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Drug of choice- Meth and marijuana. She started using at age 13, she sobered up at age 17 but relapsed a year later. She's 25 and sober now.

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Around early to mid 30s. Male. Married with a daughter. 

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Around early to mid 30s. Male. Married with a daughter. 

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Contextual because he would only use the drug of choice in the context of school or work. Social because he had access to the drugs through his job, making it seem as though he was doing nothing wrong.  

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Contextual because he would only use the drug of choice in the context of school or work. Social because he had access to the drugs through his job, making it seem as though he was doing nothing wrong.  

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Stress, Not providing for his family, lack of sleep, hard to get the same job back, availability of drugs. 

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Stress, Not providing for his family, lack of sleep, hard to get the same job back, availability of drugs. 

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Medical and moral model; starting drugs young and not wanting to give it up. She's addicted, and under the assumption that she needs it to function. Being in the system, having no hope for a better future (jobs, her previous charges)

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Psychological dependence because it was a stress induced addiction. He also did not look as though he would be abusing drugs.  

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Psychological dependence because it was a stress induced addiction. He also did not look as though he would be abusing drugs.  

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Demographics: male, single, not specific age (middle age), has one son. Moved from Georgia to NY. His mom wanted to help him.

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Demographics: male, single, not specific age (middle age), has one son. Moved from Georgia to NY. His mom wanted to help him.

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Demographics- She is 25, female and married with a 4 year old Son. Adopted her 2 nephews and they live in San Diego. She works at the Phoenix House Academy of San Diego. 

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Demographics- She is 25, female and married with a 4 year old Son. Adopted her 2 nephews and they live in San Diego. She works at the Phoenix House Academy of San Diego. 

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Age: Estimated late 20s to early 30s. He is a male, his relationship status is unknown but during his addiction he had a fiancé. It's unknown if he has any children. He lives in D.C. and his dad was an alcoholic.

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He lost his medical license. Embarrassment. Away from his family due to out of state treatment. Disappointment from the community. Bad role for his daughter.   

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He lost his medical license. Embarrassment. Away from his family due to out of state treatment. Disappointment from the community. Bad role for his daughter.   

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Overdosing, alcohol poisoning, losing her children, lack of support at home,  availability, going back to jail, being a felon

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Major Theoretical Explanation- Moral Model because her father walked out on her family when she was 10. Then, her mother became depressed and stopped caring for her and her brother. Social Model because she got high with her friends while her mother was working all day. 

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Major Theoretical Explanation- Moral Model because her father walked out on her family when she was 10. Then, her mother became depressed and stopped caring for her and her brother. Social Model because she got high with her friends while her mother was working all day. 

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Risk Factors- lack of support, homeless, peer pressure hanging with the wrong group of crowd  

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Risk Factors- lack of support, homeless, peer pressure hanging with the wrong group of crowd  

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Psychological because she realized she had no where/no one to go back to so she kind of needed to stay in jail.

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Garriett has a psychological dependence. He knew his addiction to alcohol was bad but he continued to drink at a dangerous rate.

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What did you learn about SUD from this person? 

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What did you learn about SUD from this person? 

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No known diagnosed mental health disorders but mom was depressed.

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Physical: She had seizure which was a wake up call, liver damage, eating disorders, and let others abuse her.
She has a physical dependency because she is obviously abusing alcohol in ways that are indescribable.

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Our major theoretical explanation is he began drinking at a young age and grew up in an environment where drinking all the time was acceptable, he continued to party and it escalated to the point of him not being able to imagine not drinking again.

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Moral model: He started to drink at a young age so he grew to love drinking but also loved driving fast cars so the adrenaline got to the best of him and he repeated the same cycle.

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The consequences of her drug use were homelessness and prison time. 

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The consequences of her drug use were homelessness and prison time. 

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His job and his family are protective factors. 

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His job and his family are protective factors. 

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On that type of mindset that she didn't want to get sober or she needed to get sober. No withdrawal effects that effected her physical state of her body to need the drug/drugs.

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His family didn't trust him, tried stealing from his mom. Ended up with 4 DUI's. He woke up in a hospital handcuffed to the bed with a sheriff next to him and was prepared to do 25 years.

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The protective factors are her support system she gained in rehab, her husband and family, got a job helping teens just like her   

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The protective factors are her support system she gained in rehab, her husband and family, got a job helping teens just like her   

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No

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divorce, losing children, going to jail, being a felon, wasted life

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She started off with no family when she started using, finally found a support system and built her own family. A support system is very important. 

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She started off with no family when she started using, finally found a support system and built her own family. A support system is very important. 

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That a SUD can effect anyone, no matter how smart you are. Accepting that you have a problem and treatment helps. 

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That a SUD can effect anyone, no matter how smart you are. Accepting that you have a problem and treatment helps. 

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The risk factors that may be effecting his use are group norms favoring heavy use and abuse, chemical-abusing parental model, alienation factors: isolation, emptiness, easy frequent use, and conflicts.

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could hurt others, he got multiple DUI's, dizziness, impaired motor skills, high blood pressure, liver disease.

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She didn't present with any protective factors. She mentioned she had no help, support or tools to fall back on

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She didn't present with any protective factors. She mentioned she had no help, support or tools to fall back on

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SUD is a constant, vicious cycle and is easy to fall back to without the proper help

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SUD is a constant, vicious cycle and is easy to fall back to without the proper help

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There is a psychological dependence because he said that he couldn't imagine not ever drinking again. It was always on his mind.

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She suffers from anorexia and bulimia, has history of trauma

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The case study doesn't highlight any kind of mental health disorders.

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The consequences were his three DUIs, losing his job, and losing his fiancée, had to fulfill a 90 day jail sentence, and almost not graduating from school due to alcohol.

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She had a seizure, family issues/ broken family, liver damage, physical damages.

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She has a son
Her mother
Meetings
Phoenix House's Demeter House
NON-ABUSIVE boyfriend

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We learned that even though you may get help it's hard to maintain yourself sometimes. It will consume your life and test you at some points, but with the perseverance anything is possible.

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His protective features were being able to communicate with others better, getting involved in AA, and developing the alumni association at the Phoenix House (rehab center).

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We learned that a person can realize on their own that they need to get help and have a desire to change right away.

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he did not suffer from any other mental health disorders

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his mom and son
running his own car shop/being a mechanic

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SUD is a tough thing to go through and you need to want to stop in order to get better.

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I would have liked to see more details on your case.  Jerilyn had a pretty specific addiction with a lot of information attached.  Since we often don't know much about the person in front of us, we do need to expand and think outside the box. 28/30

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I would have liked to see more details on your case.  Jerilyn had a pretty specific addiction with a lot of information attached.  Since we often don't know much about the person in front of us, we do need to expand and think outside the box. 28/30

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It's important to pay attention to how much someone is using. We don't want to be quick to assume only a mental dependency when someone is using alcohol, due to the lethality of the detox process. 29/30

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It's important to pay attention to how much someone is using. We don't want to be quick to assume only a mental dependency when someone is using alcohol, due to the lethality of the detox process. 29/30

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We always want to assume physiological dependency when someone is using meth. 

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We always want to assume physiological dependency when someone is using meth. 

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29/30