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

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

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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? To society?

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What were/are the consequences/potential consequences to client? 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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What is one thing  you learned about SUD from this person?

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What is one thing  you learned about SUD from this person?

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Alfredo
Hannah
Emily
Connor

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Ana Ruiz
Julia Peters

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age: maybe 40's
gender:female
-has a boyfriend
-He has one son
-she lives in maryland
- Her family dynamics are;
her father was an addict and a dealer and died in active addiction

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Jake Peterson
Emma Ruff
Jacky Cabrera

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Miguel Gonzalez, Courtney Kobold, Josue Lopez

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Miguel Gonzalez, Courtney Kobold, Josue Lopez

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Luz Almanza

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Grace Cook
Phoebe Taylor
Edith Rios

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-age: 10 when she started
-gender: female
-single: in and out of relationships
-South Texas
-Both of her parents were active addicts and she was living with her mom when she gave her pills for the first time.

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16 years of age at the time, male, from Pittsburgh, Dad is an alcoholic, was engaged in Pittsburgh, moved to Washington D.C. area,

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Age: Middle Age
Gender: Male
Single
Lives in New York
Has a single mom

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-her drug of choice were laxatives because she was anorexic as well as alcohol. She started using later in her life once she entered the workforce. She might have started using earlier due to her anorexia but it does not state specifically that she was using throughout her childhood.
- Her addiction was active on and off over several years it does not state specifically how long she used for.

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Age: 25
Gender: Female
- Married and has a son named Benjamin
- Has custody of two nephews
- Lives in San Diego area
- Dad left and mother struggled with depression. She hung out with the wrong crowd at school. Brother and sister are still using.

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Drug of Choice: Alcohol
Started at age 12
~30-40 years

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Laura
Julia F.
Julia S.

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What was their drug/s of choice and when did they start using? How long was their addiction active?- Their drug of choice was alcohol and started at the age of 16.

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What was their drug/s of choice and when did they start using? How long was their addiction active?- Their drug of choice was alcohol and started at the age of 16.

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Mid 30's
Male
Married
Doctor with children (daughter)

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-Started as a teenager, quit for 10 years restarted in her 40's
-Female
-Remarried after sobriety
- 4 sons
- Santa Fe Springs, CA
-Divorced and lost her kids due to drug use
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Savannah's drugs of choice were cocaine, meth, and ecstasy. She ran away when she was living with her dad, took Xanax, and did not have a drug of choice after that.
She was 10 when she started using. Her addiction was active for 5 years.

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He started using in medical school, trying out a variety of pills (stimulants). His addiction was active for approximately ten years.

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He started using in medical school, trying out a variety of pills (stimulants). His addiction was active for approximately ten years.

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Drugs of choice were primarily meth but also some marijuana use. Started when she was 13 years of age. Sobered up at 17 but relapsed at 18. Sobered up again the same year and never relapsed again. Addiction active for 4-5 years.

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Sociological

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One explanation to his addiction was that it started as a social hobby. Also could be the Personal Predisposition model because he was shy. And his father was an alcoholic so he was exposed to it everyday. 

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One explanation to his addiction was that it started as a social hobby. Also could be the Personal Predisposition model because he was shy. And his father was an alcoholic so he was exposed to it everyday. 

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Risk Factors: didn't have a strong family, peers constantly drinking, and age.

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She said that it kept her chaotic lifestyle that she had growing up and she didn't know any other way

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-Alcohol & Meth
- During her teens
- Young teens into 20's stopped for 10 years then relapsed

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- one risk factor is her family dynamic ( her dad and grandfather were alcoholics and dad was also a drug dealer)
- she also used due to her anorexia to cope with her body issues
-she used to numb the pain of her abusive relationships

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Medical Model: her parents were drug addicts and her mom supplied her with drugs when she was just 10 years old which started her drug addiction

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Used in order to find a place to live (jail) and to enhance social situations when her parents were not around.

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- both parents were active users
-parents were physically and verbally abusive

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He was drinking alone, dysfunctional family patterns because his father was also a alcoholic, peer norms because it started with him drinking with his friends

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He was drinking alone, dysfunctional family patterns because his father was also a alcoholic, peer norms because it started with him drinking with his friends

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-She did not have a support system, no tools to fall back on

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Psychological, because it started out as boredom then he started drinking whenever there was an obstacle in his life.

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Social Psychological Theory
Structural Influence Theory
Biological Theory

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- Availability of drugs
-Isolation; being in and out of jail
-Easy frequent use
-Anxiety and guilty
-Failure
-Low self esteem

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- There could be possibility of depression due to loosing her kids and her usage of meth

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There is a physical and psychological dependence. She took pills because her parents were physically and verbally abusive. There is a physical dependence because if she were to withdrawal from coke or meth she would become more depressed than she already was and a have a bigger craving for the drugs.

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Psychological dependence because he mentioned he could not see himself not drinking.

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Psychological dependence because he mentioned he could not see himself not drinking.

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-she had a psychical dependence becasue she couldn't stop drinking and tried to go to aa meetings but kept drinking 4 boxes of wine a day. She was psychologically addicted to laxatives because she felt she needed them to look skinny because of her anorexia

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She suffers from depression. She said that this a result from taking pills that were downers. She also suffered from bulimia and anorexia.

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Does not mention anything about any mental health disorder.

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Does not mention anything about any mental health disorder.

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- Neglectful parents
- Availability of drugs in order to reduce stress/anxiety.

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No mental health disorders were mentioned in this case study.

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Eh almost died and lost his job and weekends during a year because of 3 DUI's. There was a risk to society because he was driving drunk and that is dangerous for anyone driving near him.

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Eh almost died and lost his job and weekends during a year because of 3 DUI's. There was a risk to society because he was driving drunk and that is dangerous for anyone driving near him.

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4 DUI's, in and out of rehab, permanently got his license revoked, gained his license back after 5 years of sobriety. Possibilities include not being able to see his son, could have gone to jail, could have killed someone getting a DUI, could have died.

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Availability of Drugs
Fatigue
Mindset

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- PTSD from her family as well as codependency from her past trauma
- She also suffers from anorexia and bulimia

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-Psychological dependency; knowing she was using regardless of the risk of her kids being taken away and destroying her marriage

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Would tell himself that he needed pills to succeed

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No signs of dependence. Article says that she didn't have anywhere else to go other than jail so she would get caught with drugs on purpose just so she would have a place to go.

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SHe could have lost her job due to her addiction
She could have had a strained relationship with her child
- She could have lost her liver and her life
- She was a lawyer and people were trusting her with their problems and to help them and she could have made a mistake that would ruin her clients life.

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Consequences that she suffered from her drug use were getting arrested and going to juvie. She also harmed her body physically from cutting herself. Potential consequences for her were that she could have killed herself from an overdose or from the physical damages she was doing to her body. A potential consequence to society was that she could have passed down her drug use and abuse to her children if she had any just like her parents did to her and her sister.

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He had people that were once strangers to him help him drive to and from jail on the weekends. Also, his insurance company helped him find the Phoenix House Mid-Atlantic that helped him through rehab.

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He had people that were once strangers to him help him drive to and from jail on the weekends. Also, his insurance company helped him find the Phoenix House Mid-Atlantic that helped him through rehab.

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Suffer from any other mental health disorders?

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Suffer from any other mental health disorders?

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No, he was just very overwhelmed.

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No, he does not have any protective factors.

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Savannah has been sober for almost 3 years. She is 18, lives with her boyfriend (who is 4 years sober), and works as a project coordinator for a corporate moving company. She goes to meetings regularly and meets with her sponsor. She also sponsors other teens. She is completing an internship in wilderness-based recovery at Cornerstone.

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Some people are smart enough to know themselves that they need help without anyone needing to tell them or take them to rehab.

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Some people are smart enough to know themselves that they need help without anyone needing to tell them or take them to rehab.

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-No because her family used drugs so she did not have parental support or supervision and there was no anti drug use policy

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He didn't seem to know the exact reason behind his addiction; anyone can have an addiction; an addiction doesn't always start because of family history; it takes more than knowing you need help to get it, you also have to want help and want to go through the steps correctly to get help.

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- 12 felonies
-  Loss of children and marriage
- Danger to society

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He lost his license for years, hurt his families medical histories, humiliated his family, and made the public weary of him.

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No other disorders are mentioned in the article.

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No protective factors involving immediate family members. Over time finds a strong, protective support group that drives her toward sobriety. She gets a job with the same group that helped her to in turn help others with sobriety.

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Prolonged jail time, death, wouldn't be able to take care of her nephews.

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He seemed to have a few protective factors. Such as a supportive family.

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- One thing we learned was that anorexia and bulimia can be developed along with SUD.

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One thing that we learned is that taking pills that are downers can lead to depression. Just like in this case where Savannah's abuse of pills led to her becoming depressed

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Even if you start young and have no family support you have the potential to recover quickly.

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-No she does not have an protective factors

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It can happen to anyone, even the people you least expect.

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-Relapse can happen at any time

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Only took points off for missing the physiological dependency. 29/30

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Only took points off for missing the physiological dependency. 29/30