Licensed Chemical Addictions Counselor Study Questions

Client experiences continued physical altercations with a family

The client has obtained a sponsor.

The client will illustrate motivation related to continuing a recovery program to remain sober.

The client has identified events leading up to relapse.

Over-the-counter medications are never addictive and cannot be abused.

Prescription medications are never addictive and cannot be abused.

If you addicted to one substance, there is no reason to abstain from using another substance.

None of the above

Measurement instruments

Counselor’s observations

Clinical interviews

None of above

Performing is another way to confront in a group.

As storming occurs establishment within the group occurs.

In a cohesive group they work together; they perform as a unit.

Performing is another name for fragmentation.

Performing.

Forming.

Storming.

Morming.

Treatment goals.

List of strengths and weaknesses.

Client’s objectives.

Neighborhood ethic makeup.

The learning of the ability to trust one’s self and others.

To learn to confront aggressively with few regard to other.

Interpersonal learning.

A growing empathetic understanding of the needs of others.

It can be used if needed to confront client with the need for treatment.

It helps to justify the reason for treatment.

It is not necessary to include the precipitating events in the treatment plan.

It serves as the element that begins treatment.

The client will disclose in group ten times that she is an alcoholic.

The client will accept her alcoholism.

The client will attend NA following discharge.

The client will abstain from alcohol forever.

Allowing for the development of congruence

Examining the past

Enabling the clients to reach their own conclusions

Encouraging change and growth