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100_78	I've looked into, um, a fe- um, I've looked into a few groups that are supposedly helping convicted felons get-	neutral	communication behavior
100_80	-work.	neutral	communication behavior
100_82	Um, again, the-the only-- I mean, I think what I saw was a whole bunch of, you know, dead end jobs.	neutral	communication behavior
100_84	And the other thing that I saw was that it was very politically charged. You know, I didn't think that, um, I was, uh, you know, allowed to kind of get an interview right away with one of those counselors that they offer. Um, I-- it just didn't seem like a type of place that was willing to help, you know. And-and, uh, I saw that there was a lot of, um, I wouldn't say racism but I would say a little bit of racial favor, I suppose. And, uh, I found it really hard to get in and to get an interview with a counselor to match me up with a job. Um, I think that those-those types of groups are cool if they work. I just haven't had any luck with, um- at working with- through that group.	neutral	communication behavior
100_86	You know?	neutral	communication behavior
100_88	Um, you know, I don't know. I don't know if there's anything else out there.	neutral	communication behavior
100_90	Mm-hmm.	neutral	communication behavior
100_92	Mm-hmm.	neutral	communication behavior
100_94	Right. It's-it's, uh-- There is a lot stacked up against me.	neutral	communication behavior
100_96	Let's just put it like that.	neutral	communication behavior
100_98	You know, uh, but that isn't—	neutral	communication behavior
100_100	Well, that's what-- yeah. That's-- I mean, uh, I'm able to, um-- I'm able to carry a conversation.	neutral	communication behavior
100_102	So at some point, I would imagine that maybe I strike up conversation with the right person-	neutral	communication behavior
100_104	-that would probably want to hire me regardless of that sort of thing. Um, I think that at the this point in time, that it doesn't really matter what degree you have. I don't believe that it matters where you went to school. I think it's all about who you know. You know, we live in a very politically charged city. And I think that even if we didn't live in a politically charged city, at this point, jobs are so scarce that people who know people who know people are the ones that are ending up, um, at work-	neutral	communication behavior
100_106	-and getting jobs. And I think that, um, if I continue to, you know, go to school and, uh, you know, uh, get time from that felony, you know. So it's been seven years now and—	change	communication behavior
100_108	Yeah. And at some point, I probably don't even have to report it, you know, and I have that going for me. It's been seven years. I have the fact that I'm, you know, uh, good at, um, interaction with people, that's good.	neutral	communication behavior
100_110	You know, um, I've been clean from that sort of lifestyle for that long so that's-that's-that's up for me, you know, that's-that's good. Um—	change	communication behavior
100_112	Yeah.	neutral	communication behavior
100_114	They don't.	neutral	communication behavior
100_116	Yeah. Well, that's my hope.	neutral	communication behavior
100_118	Yeah. That's my hope.	neutral	communication behavior
100_120	It is. It should be. You know, I-I—	neutral	communication behavior
100_122	Yeah.	neutral	communication behavior
0_0	Thanks for filling it out. We give this form to everyone once a year regardless of why they come in. It helps us provide better care. Is it okay if I take a look at what you put down?	question	communication behavior
0_2	So, let's see. It looks that you put-- You drink alcohol at least four times a week on average-	therapist_input	communication behavior
0_4	-and you usually have three to four drinks when you do drink.	therapist_input	communication behavior
0_6	Okay. That's at least 12 drinks a week.	therapist_input	communication behavior
0_8	Okay. Just so you know, my role, um, when we talk about alcohol use, is just to share information about risk and to help patients who want help. This is different than telling them what I think they should do. I don't do that.	therapist_input	communication behavior
0_10	Uh, what else can you tell me about your drinking.	question	communication behavior
0_12	Okay. So, can I share with you some information on alcohol use?	question	communication behavior
0_14	Okay. So, there has been a lot of research on alcohol use and the guidelines we use in this country says that having seven or more drinks per week can raise the risk of health problems for women.	therapist_input	communication behavior
0_16	Seven.	therapist_input	communication behavior
0_18	Yeah, you're surprised to hear that?	question	communication behavior
0_20	Well things like heart disease, cancer, liver problems, uh, stomach pains, insomnia. Unfortunately, uh, people who drink at a risky level are more likely to be diagnosed with depression and alcohol can make depression worse or harder to treat.	therapist_input	communication behavior
0_22	Well, how do you think your drinking relates to the depression you've experienced?	question	communication behavior
0_24	Okay. And how do you feel after you drink?	question	communication behavior
0_26	So, there are some answers on this form here. Uh, less than monthly you drank more than you intended to.	therapist_input	communication behavior
0_28	And sometimes you feel guilty after you drink.	therapist_input	communication behavior
0_30	So you're not proud of finishing a bottle?	question	communication behavior
0_32	Right. By the way, binge drinking is defined for women as having more than, uh, three drinks and there are about five drinks in a bottle. So, you enjoy drinking wine because it helps make things, uh, a little bit more interesting when you're feeling down but at the same time you don't like drinking when you have more than you want it to and then the depression returns after you drink.	reflection	communication behavior
0_34	Where do you wanna go from here? What do you wanna change about your drinking habits?	question	communication behavior
0_36	If I gave you a scale from 0 to 10, 0 being not ready at all to cut back on drinking and 10 being very ready, what number would you be at?	question	communication behavior
0_38	Okay. Why do you think it's not something less like a six?	question	communication behavior
0_40	What would help you cut back to two drinks?	question	communication behavior
0_42	Having less wine in the house will help?	reflection	communication behavior
0_44	What else besides drinking helps you relax and unwind in the evenings?	question	communication behavior
0_46	So, it's not just wine that helps you relax. Um, there's reading a book, watching a movie, and taking a hot bath too.	reflection	communication behavior
0_48	Okay. So, it sounds like you have some reasons to cut back on drinking and you have ways to relax besides drinking and it sounds like you're pretty ready to cut back.	therapist_input	communication behavior
0_50	Great. I'd be interested to see how well you do on your goal in the next few weeks. Would you be willing to come back and talk to me about it?	question	communication behavior
0_52	Great. So, let's see how well you're doing with these new meds.	other	communication behavior
1_0	And before you leave, uh, is it okay if we go over this screening form that you filled out today on your alcohol use?	question	communication behavior
1_2	Okay. Uh, thanks for filling this out. Uh, looks like you use alcohol two to three days a week?	reflection	communication behavior
1_4	Okay. And then when you do drink alcohol, you typically have five or six drinks.	reflection	communication behavior
1_6	Okay. Well, the reason why I like to talk to patients when they fill out this form is because sometimes, uh, alcohol use can impact our health. Um, and my role is to be helpful. I can share some information with you about alcohol use, um, but I don't tell anyone what to do. It's always up to the patient to decide what they wanna do about their drinking. Um, so is it okay if we talk a little bit more about your alcohol use?	question	communication behavior
1_8	How would you define drinking too much?	question	communication behavior
1_10	Mm-hmm. Well, in this country, the guidelines are men can drink up to 14 drinks a week or up to four on one occasion and still be low risk.	therapist_input	communication behavior
1_12	So a limit of four a night doesn't feel right to you?	reflection	communication behavior
1_14	You're not alone in feeling that way. Uh, binge drinking can feel normal to some people.	reflection	communication behavior
1_16	Why is that?	question	communication behavior
1_18	Mm-hmm. Well, technically, we define binge drinking as having more than four drinks on one occasion.	therapist_input	communication behavior
1_20	Well, uh, we know if someone binge drinks over time, there's kind of two categories of risk. There's the short-term risk where someone who binge drinks is more likely to fall down, hurt themselves through an accident, uh, they're more likely to drive while under the influence. Uh, but over the long term, binge drinking can also, uh, cause things like heart disease, uh, different kinds of cancer, liver problems obviously, and then even mental health issues like depression and anxiety are more likely to happen.	therapist_input	communication behavior
1_22	Can I ask you, uh, what do you like about drinking alcohol?	question	communication behavior
1_24	And so what about your drinking do you not like or is there anything that worries you about your drinking?	question	communication behavior
1_26	So, on one hand, you like how beer tastes, uh, it's part of your social life to some extent, um, but on the other hand, you don't like the idea of it posing risks to your health over the long term?	reflection	communication behavior
1_28	So weighing those things, you know, what you like about your drinking, what you don't like about your drinking, uh, where do you wanna go from here? Uh, what would you like to change about your drinking?	question	communication behavior
1_30	Well, how about hypothetically if I were to ask you, how would your drinking have to impact your life in order for you to be ready to change your drinking?	question	communication behavior
1_32	So if you experienced a negative consequence from your drinking, uh, that would feel meaningful to you?	reflection	communication behavior
1_34	Okay. Well, I like to give this handout to patients. Uh, it defines risky drinking, it talks about what the consequences are, uh, and it also lists signs of what an alcohol use disorder is. So thanks again for taking the time to fill this out and being honest with me, uh, to talk about it. I provide better care, uh, when I know about my patient's substance use. When we come back for a three-month follow-up appointment for your ADHD, I'd also like to talk to you and check in about your alcohol use too, if that's okay with you.	therapist_input	communication behavior
1_36	Okay, great. See you next time.	therapist_input	communication behavior
2_0	Hi, John. Nice to see you again. So, tell me, how are things going?	question	communication behavior
2_2	Well, I appreciate you bringing your weight to the forefront. Do you mind if we explore this issue further?	question	communication behavior
2_4	All right. Uh, well, it sounds like you've been struggling with your weight recently. And I understand how difficult it is to lose the weight and then have it come back again. So, tell me what you did to lose that initial 5 pounds.	reflection	communication behavior
2_6	But you did have some success. Tell me how you felt when you lost the weight.	reflection	communication behavior
2_8	Okay. Well, it sounds like you realized that when you lost the weight you feel better and that it's gonna affect your overall health. So, tell me what you think changed that caused you to gain the weight back.	reflection	communication behavior
2_10	And how many servings of fruits and vegetables on average per day would you have?	question	communication behavior
2_12	John, it's very important that you recognize that some fruits, but especially fruit juice can contain a huge amount of calories. Did you know that a glass of orange juice has almost as many calories as a can of cola?	therapist_input	communication behavior
2_14	You're absolutely right, but keep in mind that the food pyramid is to be used as a guideline only. When it comes to nutrition, we have to have a more personalized approach. So I have a hunch, and that is the excess fruit that you were consuming probably caused your weight rebound. What's your impression?	therapist_input	communication behavior
2_16	Indeed. Let me ask you something, knowing what you know now, how important is it to you to lose the weight by decreasing the amount of juice that you're currently taking in?	question	communication behavior
2_18	Oh, I understand. Let me ask you this, on a scale from 0 to 10, 0 meaning that there's no way you can do it, and 10 meaning that you're 100% confident that you can do it, how confident are you that you'll be able to reduce the amount of juice you're currently taking in.	therapist_input	communication behavior
2_20	All right. So, you're not a zero. So, that tells me that you've got some confidence that this is doable, this is something you certainly can do it. Why are you not a zero?	question	communication behavior
2_22	So, you realize, again, that if you decrease the amount of juice you're taking in, you're gonna decrease your weight, you're gonna feel better, and you're gonna impact your po- health positively?	reflection	communication behavior
2_24	But you're also not a 10, and that tells me that there may be some obstacles to your success. What would it take for you to be a 10 or even an 8 or 9?	question	communication behavior
2_26	Okay. Now, if the juice was still there, can you think of anything else you could do?	question	communication behavior
2_28	Excellent. John, I get the impression that you want to stay in course with weight reduction. And the best way to do this will be to decrease the amount of juice that you're currently taking in. So if I saw you in two weeks and I asked you how much juice you're t- drinking and how you did it, what would you tell me?	reflection	communication behavior
2_30	Excellent. Well, it sounds like you have a plan. Same scale, 0 to 10, how confident are you that you can, uh, make this happen?	question	communication behavior
2_32	I agree. All right. Well, you-you know what? I'm not gonna start any medications today. Your levels were a little bit off, but I think we can handle this from a purely lifestyle standpoint. What do you think?	therapist_input	communication behavior
2_34	Excellent. I'll see you in two weeks.	therapist_input	communication behavior
3_1	Okay, and so what I'm hearing is that you don't feel like your health is concerning you right now, or anything like that?	reflection	communication behavior
3_3	Okay.	other	communication behavior
3_5	Okay. Have you noticed putting on any weight, or anything like--?	question	communication behavior
3_7	Okay. Okay. And how about going to see the doctor? Have you gone to-- for a visit or anything recently?	question	communication behavior
3_9	Okay. But you feel that you feel good?	question	communication behavior
3_11	Okay. Um, and so what I hear is that you're-- you feel like your wife might be, uh, overreacting to this?	reflection	communication behavior
3_13	Sure. Sure. Okay. Um, and so one thing I'd just like to do is maybe give you some information on, um, maybe obesity or diabetes if you're interested or open to that. If you're, you know--?	question	communication behavior
4_0	Hi, Emily.	other	communication behavior
4_2	It's been a while.	other	communication behavior
4_4	This is something new.	reflection	communication behavior
4_6	You got your lip pierced. How long ago did you get that done?	question	communication behavior
4_8	Hmm.	other	communication behavior
4_10	What made you decide to get-get a lip piercing?	question	communication behavior

100_78

I've looked into, um, a fe- um, I've looked into a few groups that are supposedly helping convicted felons get-

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100_80

-work.

neutral

communication behavior

100_82

Um, again, the-the only-- I mean, I think what I saw was a whole bunch of, you know, dead end jobs.

neutral

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100_84

And the other thing that I saw was that it was very politically charged. You know, I didn't think that, um, I was, uh, you know, allowed to kind of get an interview right away with one of those counselors that they offer. Um, I-- it just didn't seem like a type of place that was willing to help, you know. And-and, uh, I saw that there was a lot of, um, I wouldn't say racism but I would say a little bit of racial favor, I suppose. And, uh, I found it really hard to get in and to get an interview with a counselor to match me up with a job. Um, I think that those-those types of groups are cool if they work. I just haven't had any luck with, um- at working with- through that group.

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100_86

You know?

neutral

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100_88

Um, you know, I don't know. I don't know if there's anything else out there.

neutral

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100_90

Mm-hmm.

neutral

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100_92

Mm-hmm.

neutral

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100_94

Right. It's-it's, uh-- There is a lot stacked up against me.

neutral

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100_96

Let's just put it like that.

neutral

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100_98

You know, uh, but that isn't—

neutral

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100_100

Well, that's what-- yeah. That's-- I mean, uh, I'm able to, um-- I'm able to carry a conversation.

neutral

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100_102

So at some point, I would imagine that maybe I strike up conversation with the right person-

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100_104

-that would probably want to hire me regardless of that sort of thing. Um, I think that at the this point in time, that it doesn't really matter what degree you have. I don't believe that it matters where you went to school. I think it's all about who you know. You know, we live in a very politically charged city. And I think that even if we didn't live in a politically charged city, at this point, jobs are so scarce that people who know people who know people are the ones that are ending up, um, at work-

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100_106

-and getting jobs. And I think that, um, if I continue to, you know, go to school and, uh, you know, uh, get time from that felony, you know. So it's been seven years now and—

change

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100_108

Yeah. And at some point, I probably don't even have to report it, you know, and I have that going for me. It's been seven years. I have the fact that I'm, you know, uh, good at, um, interaction with people, that's good.

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100_110

You know, um, I've been clean from that sort of lifestyle for that long so that's-that's-that's up for me, you know, that's-that's good. Um—

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100_112

Yeah.

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100_114

They don't.

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100_116

Yeah. Well, that's my hope.

neutral

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100_118

Yeah. That's my hope.

neutral

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100_120

It is. It should be. You know, I-I—

neutral

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100_122

Yeah.

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0_0

Thanks for filling it out. We give this form to everyone once a year regardless of why they come in. It helps us provide better care. Is it okay if I take a look at what you put down?

question

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0_2

So, let's see. It looks that you put-- You drink alcohol at least four times a week on average-

therapist_input

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0_4

-and you usually have three to four drinks when you do drink.

therapist_input

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0_6

Okay. That's at least 12 drinks a week.

therapist_input

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0_8

Okay. Just so you know, my role, um, when we talk about alcohol use, is just to share information about risk and to help patients who want help. This is different than telling them what I think they should do. I don't do that.

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0_10

Uh, what else can you tell me about your drinking.

question

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0_12

Okay. So, can I share with you some information on alcohol use?

question

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0_14

Okay. So, there has been a lot of research on alcohol use and the guidelines we use in this country says that having seven or more drinks per week can raise the risk of health problems for women.

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0_16

Seven.

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0_18

Yeah, you're surprised to hear that?

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0_20

Well things like heart disease, cancer, liver problems, uh, stomach pains, insomnia. Unfortunately, uh, people who drink at a risky level are more likely to be diagnosed with depression and alcohol can make depression worse or harder to treat.

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0_22

Well, how do you think your drinking relates to the depression you've experienced?

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0_24

Okay. And how do you feel after you drink?

question

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0_26

So, there are some answers on this form here. Uh, less than monthly you drank more than you intended to.

therapist_input

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0_28

And sometimes you feel guilty after you drink.

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0_30

So you're not proud of finishing a bottle?

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0_32

Right. By the way, binge drinking is defined for women as having more than, uh, three drinks and there are about five drinks in a bottle. So, you enjoy drinking wine because it helps make things, uh, a little bit more interesting when you're feeling down but at the same time you don't like drinking when you have more than you want it to and then the depression returns after you drink.

reflection

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0_34

Where do you wanna go from here? What do you wanna change about your drinking habits?

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0_36

If I gave you a scale from 0 to 10, 0 being not ready at all to cut back on drinking and 10 being very ready, what number would you be at?

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0_38

Okay. Why do you think it's not something less like a six?

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0_40

What would help you cut back to two drinks?

question

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0_42

Having less wine in the house will help?

reflection

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0_44

What else besides drinking helps you relax and unwind in the evenings?

question

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0_46

So, it's not just wine that helps you relax. Um, there's reading a book, watching a movie, and taking a hot bath too.

reflection

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0_48

Okay. So, it sounds like you have some reasons to cut back on drinking and you have ways to relax besides drinking and it sounds like you're pretty ready to cut back.

therapist_input

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0_50

Great. I'd be interested to see how well you do on your goal in the next few weeks. Would you be willing to come back and talk to me about it?

question

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0_52

Great. So, let's see how well you're doing with these new meds.

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1_0

And before you leave, uh, is it okay if we go over this screening form that you filled out today on your alcohol use?

question

communication behavior

1_2

Okay. Uh, thanks for filling this out. Uh, looks like you use alcohol two to three days a week?

reflection

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1_4

Okay. And then when you do drink alcohol, you typically have five or six drinks.

reflection

communication behavior

1_6

Okay. Well, the reason why I like to talk to patients when they fill out this form is because sometimes, uh, alcohol use can impact our health. Um, and my role is to be helpful. I can share some information with you about alcohol use, um, but I don't tell anyone what to do. It's always up to the patient to decide what they wanna do about their drinking. Um, so is it okay if we talk a little bit more about your alcohol use?

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1_8

How would you define drinking too much?

question

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1_10

Mm-hmm. Well, in this country, the guidelines are men can drink up to 14 drinks a week or up to four on one occasion and still be low risk.

therapist_input

communication behavior

1_12

So a limit of four a night doesn't feel right to you?

reflection

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1_14

You're not alone in feeling that way. Uh, binge drinking can feel normal to some people.

reflection

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1_16

Why is that?

question

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1_18

Mm-hmm. Well, technically, we define binge drinking as having more than four drinks on one occasion.

therapist_input

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1_20

Well, uh, we know if someone binge drinks over time, there's kind of two categories of risk. There's the short-term risk where someone who binge drinks is more likely to fall down, hurt themselves through an accident, uh, they're more likely to drive while under the influence. Uh, but over the long term, binge drinking can also, uh, cause things like heart disease, uh, different kinds of cancer, liver problems obviously, and then even mental health issues like depression and anxiety are more likely to happen.

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1_22

Can I ask you, uh, what do you like about drinking alcohol?

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1_24

And so what about your drinking do you not like or is there anything that worries you about your drinking?

question

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1_26

So, on one hand, you like how beer tastes, uh, it's part of your social life to some extent, um, but on the other hand, you don't like the idea of it posing risks to your health over the long term?

reflection

communication behavior

1_28

So weighing those things, you know, what you like about your drinking, what you don't like about your drinking, uh, where do you wanna go from here? Uh, what would you like to change about your drinking?

question

communication behavior

1_30

Well, how about hypothetically if I were to ask you, how would your drinking have to impact your life in order for you to be ready to change your drinking?

question

communication behavior

1_32

So if you experienced a negative consequence from your drinking, uh, that would feel meaningful to you?

reflection

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1_34

Okay. Well, I like to give this handout to patients. Uh, it defines risky drinking, it talks about what the consequences are, uh, and it also lists signs of what an alcohol use disorder is. So thanks again for taking the time to fill this out and being honest with me, uh, to talk about it. I provide better care, uh, when I know about my patient's substance use. When we come back for a three-month follow-up appointment for your ADHD, I'd also like to talk to you and check in about your alcohol use too, if that's okay with you.

therapist_input

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1_36

Okay, great. See you next time.

therapist_input

communication behavior

2_0

Hi, John. Nice to see you again. So, tell me, how are things going?

question

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2_2

Well, I appreciate you bringing your weight to the forefront. Do you mind if we explore this issue further?

question

communication behavior

2_4

All right. Uh, well, it sounds like you've been struggling with your weight recently. And I understand how difficult it is to lose the weight and then have it come back again. So, tell me what you did to lose that initial 5 pounds.

reflection

communication behavior

2_6

But you did have some success. Tell me how you felt when you lost the weight.

reflection

communication behavior

2_8

Okay. Well, it sounds like you realized that when you lost the weight you feel better and that it's gonna affect your overall health. So, tell me what you think changed that caused you to gain the weight back.

reflection

communication behavior

2_10

And how many servings of fruits and vegetables on average per day would you have?

question

communication behavior

2_12

John, it's very important that you recognize that some fruits, but especially fruit juice can contain a huge amount of calories. Did you know that a glass of orange juice has almost as many calories as a can of cola?

therapist_input

communication behavior

2_14

You're absolutely right, but keep in mind that the food pyramid is to be used as a guideline only. When it comes to nutrition, we have to have a more personalized approach. So I have a hunch, and that is the excess fruit that you were consuming probably caused your weight rebound. What's your impression?

therapist_input

communication behavior

2_16

Indeed. Let me ask you something, knowing what you know now, how important is it to you to lose the weight by decreasing the amount of juice that you're currently taking in?

question

communication behavior

2_18

Oh, I understand. Let me ask you this, on a scale from 0 to 10, 0 meaning that there's no way you can do it, and 10 meaning that you're 100% confident that you can do it, how confident are you that you'll be able to reduce the amount of juice you're currently taking in.

therapist_input

communication behavior

2_20

All right. So, you're not a zero. So, that tells me that you've got some confidence that this is doable, this is something you certainly can do it. Why are you not a zero?

question

communication behavior

2_22

So, you realize, again, that if you decrease the amount of juice you're taking in, you're gonna decrease your weight, you're gonna feel better, and you're gonna impact your po- health positively?

reflection

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2_24

But you're also not a 10, and that tells me that there may be some obstacles to your success. What would it take for you to be a 10 or even an 8 or 9?

question

communication behavior

2_26

Okay. Now, if the juice was still there, can you think of anything else you could do?

question

communication behavior

2_28

Excellent. John, I get the impression that you want to stay in course with weight reduction. And the best way to do this will be to decrease the amount of juice that you're currently taking in. So if I saw you in two weeks and I asked you how much juice you're t- drinking and how you did it, what would you tell me?

reflection

communication behavior

2_30

Excellent. Well, it sounds like you have a plan. Same scale, 0 to 10, how confident are you that you can, uh, make this happen?

question

communication behavior

2_32

I agree. All right. Well, you-you know what? I'm not gonna start any medications today. Your levels were a little bit off, but I think we can handle this from a purely lifestyle standpoint. What do you think?

therapist_input

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2_34

Excellent. I'll see you in two weeks.

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3_1

Okay, and so what I'm hearing is that you don't feel like your health is concerning you right now, or anything like that?

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3_3

Okay.

other

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3_5

Okay. Have you noticed putting on any weight, or anything like--?

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3_7

Okay. Okay. And how about going to see the doctor? Have you gone to-- for a visit or anything recently?

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3_9

Okay. But you feel that you feel good?

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3_11

Okay. Um, and so what I hear is that you're-- you feel like your wife might be, uh, overreacting to this?

reflection

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3_13

Sure. Sure. Okay. Um, and so one thing I'd just like to do is maybe give you some information on, um, maybe obesity or diabetes if you're interested or open to that. If you're, you know--?

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4_0

Hi, Emily.

other

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4_2

It's been a while.

other

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4_4

This is something new.

reflection

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4_6

You got your lip pierced. How long ago did you get that done?

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4_8

Hmm.

other

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4_10

What made you decide to get-get a lip piercing?

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