Jacob is a 30-year-old male who came to your agency for an addiction assessment. At his first session, he was diagnosed as addicted to cocaine, his drug of choice. Jacob’s HMO insurance coverage is limited to 5 days of inpatient treatment and 10 outpatient sessions with you. This is his first treatment for addiction. He tells you that all of his friends use cocaine and that his roommate started him on it. He says he likes cocaine because he does not feel depressed when he takes it. He also states that he feels like a failure because he became a drug addict like his father. 1. How would you use behavioral theories in terms of Jacob’s recovery? 2. How would his culture be important to his recovery process? 3. What aspect of the disease model might be helpful to him?
Project
2- to 4-page paper that includes the following:
· A list of at least 7 questions that you might ask the individual in the case to determine the main factors contributing to the individual’s addictive behaviors
· A rationale supporting each of your questions based on the theory you selected in this week’s Learning Resources
Case Study 1.2
Jacob is a 30
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year
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old male who came to your agency for an addiction assessment. At his first session, he
was diagnosed as addicted to cocaine, his drug of choice. Jacob’s HMO insurance coverage is limited to 5
days of inpatient treatment and 10 outpatient
sessions with you. This is his first treatment for addiction.
He tells you that all of his friends use cocaine and that his roommate started him on it. He says he likes
cocaine because he does not feel depressed when he takes it. He also states that he fe
els like a failure
because he became a drug addict like his father. 1. How would you use behavioral theories in terms of
Jacob’s recovery? 2. How would his culture be important to his recovery process? 3. What aspect of the
disease model might be helpful t
o him?
Pro
ject
2
–
to 4
–
page paper that includes the following:
·
A list of at least 7 questions that you might ask the individual in the case to determine
the main factors contributing to the individual’s addictive behaviors
·
A rationale supporting each of your que
stions based on the theory you selected in this
week’s Learning Resources
Case Study 1.2
Jacob is a 30-year-old male who came to your agency for an addiction assessment. At his first session, he
was diagnosed as addicted to cocaine, his drug of choice. Jacob’s HMO insurance coverage is limited to 5
days of inpatient treatment and 10 outpatient sessions with you. This is his first treatment for addiction.
He tells you that all of his friends use cocaine and that his roommate started him on it. He says he likes
cocaine because he does not feel depressed when he takes it. He also states that he feels like a failure
because he became a drug addict like his father. 1. How would you use behavioral theories in terms of
Jacob’s recovery? 2. How would his culture be important to his recovery process? 3. What aspect of the
disease model might be helpful to him?
Project
2- to 4-page paper that includes the following:
A list of at least 7 questions that you might ask the individual in the case to determine
the main factors contributing to the individual’s addictive behaviors
A rationale supporting each of your questions based on the theory you selected in this
week’s Learning Resources
