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Treatment Proposal: A Case Study
the client and his counselor met for his one session to discuss what he is working on regarding his treatment plan.( family & Social ) the client seems to be processing the wreak age of his past. the client explain that he wanted to make amends to several people that he has hurt during his addiction and his grandfather who pass away. the client was given instruction to write a letter of amends to his grandfather and , go to a spot in the program while wouldn't be interrupted put two chair up and one should be empty and pretend that he was apologizing to his grandfather. Afterwards he would pray over the letter and burn it. The client seemed relived that he would have away apologizing for his wrong's. The counselor will meet with the
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