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    Perfect Treatment Plan

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    Recovery is an ongoing process for most addicts. It is not something that is automatically achieved after a set period of time. I believe recovery is an ongoing‚ lifelong process‚ something that is continually achieved every day that the addict stays sober. Even if a person has been through multiple treatments or tried any of the many methods to get clean and have had no success‚ does not mean help is

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    Progress two years ago and that he recently returned after becoming tired of "living the way he was living". Mr. Hogue shared with ICM that the longest he has maintained sobriety was for 10 years due to being incarcerated and that he also had 13 months sober while being on the

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    to succeed at her school‚ but she had anxiety panic attack‚ and the doctor gave her drugs‚ but she became addictive‚ she failed her college. She cried when shared her story‚ but at the end‚ she expressed her positive feeling and looking forward to staying clean to take her

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    Probation

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    Determining Conditions of Probation Conditions of probation and parole are primary factors that have an effect on an offender’s post-prison life. When determining conditions of probation and parole‚ the offenders’ background plays a very important part of the determination. The history of the offenses that the offender committed is extremely important of determining the condition of probation or parole. Probation and parole conditions consist of drug/alcohol treatment‚ psychiatric evaluation/treatment

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    Objective 601.3.3-04

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    Student Diversity and Inclusion Objective 601.3.3-04 A: Create a graphic organizer What person is created any differently than any other? What is it that makes us perceive others as different or less than ourselves just because of their culture‚ or even the color of their skin? America is supposed to be the “melting pot” of the world. People come here from all over the world to become a part of the freest nation on the planet. They come to enjoy our idea of life‚ liberty‚ and justice

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    What Is Self-Diagnosing?

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    This is a global issue that has been a problem for many years. Some seek to find a solution to this problem‚ while others argue that there is no problem to correct. Children are not aware of the risks that comes with certain drugs as a result of their parent’s authority. In today’s society self-diagnosing is becoming an increasing issue. One diagnosis that is rapidly growing is attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Nearly one in ten U.S. children has a diagnosis of ADHD. (CDC‚ 2010). Researchers

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    these terrible things? When they are out at night with their friends. Eliminating the possibility of them staying out into the wee hours of the night would greatly reduce the amount of deaths due to drugs and alcohol. Because most teens are terrified of arriving at home and having to face their parents drunk or high‚ most teens try to stay out until morning with their friends and try to "sober up" before arriving home. If they legally can’t stay out past ten on weeknights and 12 on weekends‚ they

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    At the time when Marcia told him that‚ John was sober‚ which made all the difference. When sober‚ John was calm and happy‚ but when he was drunk... "Don’t raise your voice to me‚" yelled John. "I’m sorry‚" said Marcia. John stood up and walked towards Marcia with a cold countenance. His expression was unchangeable‚ frozen with drunken rage. Marcia’s heart pounded faster with each step he took. She tried to apologize‚ she tried to reason‚ she tried to stop him‚ but John kept moving closer-Closer-CLOSER;

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    Ground Rules and Icebreakers (Ugo Oguh) Ground rules are needed to set a standard in the teaching environment in order to maintain an atmosphere where everyone gets along and concentrates on the subject. We need ground rules to keep everyone in a classroom comfortable‚ satisfied with the course of study‚ share a communal respect for one another‚ be confident with the ability to concentrate a lot more without the worry of being distracted. We can set Ground rules by: 1. Imposing rules on

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    Aa Meeting Analysis

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    AA Meeting: The Point of View of an Outsider The purpose of this paper is to not only describe my experience at this meeting‚ but to also see into the life of a person trying to overcome their demons. We all have obstacles we are trying to surpass‚ but these people have a stronger hold to their demons because they bring them pleasure. These types of addictions is not an easy thing to overcome. The fact that they are so determined to change their lives‚ that they are willing to meet with complete

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