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5_152	-now that you're with Donna?	question	communication behavior
5_154	Hmm.	other	communication behavior
5_156	Okay. So-so what's the definition, for you, of a good mate?	question	communication behavior
5_158	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
5_160	So, someone who's loyal, someone who's got your back, yeah? What else? What else is really your definition of a really good mate?	question	communication behavior
5_162	Hmm.	other	communication behavior
5_164	Oh, so, someone who'll stand up for you?	reflection	communication behavior
5_166	Yeah? Yeah. Sounds like a really strong definition of a good mate-	other	communication behavior
5_168	-for you? So, I'm wondering about, um, whether good mates lead you into trouble, if it's something you wanna do. If you got something different that you wanna do, what would a good mate do in that situation?	question	communication behavior
5_170	Yeah. How-how would you wanna be supported, Billy?	question	communication behavior
5_172	Mm. Okay, so that's-that's the kind of support that a really good mate would give you? It sounds-	other	communication behavior
5_174	-like these guys have been around for you-	reflection	communication behavior
5_176	-for quite some time, and they're really important to you.	reflection	communication behavior
5_178	Yeah. Okay. So, I'm wondering how we can get to that point where, yeah, you can say, "No, I don't wanna do that," and they're supportive of you?	question	communication behavior
5_180	What do you think it would take?	question	communication behavior
5_182	Okay. So, how would they know you're serious?	question	communication behavior
5_184	Okay.	other	communication behavior
5_186	Okay. That's the second time you've used that word 'guilty'.	other	communication behavior
5_188	Yeah? So, it sounds like it's a really-- something's really important to you about that.	reflection	communication behavior
5_190	Mm.	other	communication behavior
5_192	Okay. So, it's almost as if you feel a bit torn because you wanna be with Donna, but you also wanna be with your-	reflection	communication behavior
5_194	-with your mates?	reflection	communication behavior
5_196	Mm.	other	communication behavior
5_198	Yeah, so they're still important to you?	reflection	communication behavior
5_200	Hmm. I also am hearing that you don't wanna get into trouble anymore.	reflection	communication behavior
5_202	Mm. Yeah.	other	communication behavior
6_0	Hi, Sal. Thanks for coming in today.	other	communication behavior
6_2	I saw that your doctor made the referral and, um, and I really appreciate you taking the time to come and make that appointment.	therapist_input	communication behavior
6_4	So you made it in here-	reflection	communication behavior
6_6	- and do you have a sense of-of what some of the doctor's concerns were that led her to refer you?	question	communication behavior
6_8	So your asthma has been acting up and there's a lot of stuff, not just the asthma going on?	reflection	communication behavior
6_10	Mm-hmm. Almost—	reflection	communication behavior
6_12	Almost overwhelming it sounds like.	reflection	communication behavior
6_14	Well, we have about, I guess, 15 or 20 minutes together and I wonder, would it be okay, if we took a couple of minutes and just kind of looked at all of the different things that are going on for you and maybe you can let me know, what would be the most helpful to spend-spend some time on?	question	communication behavior
6_16	Okay. Well, one of the things that-that we use are these-- it's kind of like a worksheet and it's an agenda-setting worksheet basically.	therapist_input	communication behavior
6_18	So if you were to-to list all of the different things that people around you are saying that you need to work on or you need to change, what would some of those things be? And, Sal, just because we write them down here, it doesn't mean that you have to change them.	question	communication behavior
6_20	It really-- You're in the driver's seat, so it's just to kind of put all the cards on the table, so to speak.	other	communication behavior
6_22	Yep.	other	communication behavior
6_24	Okay, so asthma is one.	reflection	communication behavior
6_26	What else?	question	communication behavior
6_28	So your dog, and-and the doctor's saying the dog's—	reflection	communication behavior
6_30	Okay.	other	communication behavior
6_32	That's pretty shocking to be told that you have to get rid of your dog.	reflection	communication behavior
6_34	Hmm. So that's a huge stress right now?	reflection	communication behavior
6_36	Okay, so smoking and-and I'm working towards quitting completely sounds like that's a goal for you?	therapist_input	communication behavior
6_38	Okay, so money.	reflection	communication behavior
6_40	Right. Right, right. So the appointments and time.	reflection	communication behavior
6_42	Um, and some of these things are kind of related to each other I think we're already seeing.	reflection	communication behavior
6_44	Okay, wow. So there's a lot happening right now, Sal. Anything else that that's concerning you?	question	communication behavior
6_46	Right. Well, so where would you-- I mean, if you-you had to pick somewhere, one or two kind of high priorities or-or things to talk about in our time this morning, where would you wanna start?	question	communication behavior
6_48	Okay.	other	communication behavior
6_50	Okay, and those are ones that are pretty related to each other-	reflection	communication behavior
6_52	- sounds like. Okay.	other	communication behavior
7_0	So I know we've determined that you sprained your ankle yesterday and I'm wondering if you can tell me a little bit about how that happened?	question	communication behavior
7_2	Sounds like a wild night.	reflection	communication behavior
7_4	Yeah.	other	communication behavior
7_6	No, I guess that that would be the end of your, uh, shaking and moving. I know-- I wonder if you'd be open to exploring your alcohol use and what that looks like during the week.	question	communication behavior
7_8	You're still feeling the effects of-	reflection	communication behavior
7_10	-last night, are you?	question	communication behavior
7_12	Oh wow, it was-	other	communication behavior
7_14	-really a rough night.	reflection	communication behavior
7_16	So what is a typical week for you as far as your alcohol use?	question	communication behavior
7_18	So a few drinks is nothing new to you?	question	communication behavior
7_20	And what does a few drinks look like? Is that per night? Is it two drinks?	question	communication behavior
7_22	All right. Do you have any concerns at all about your alcohol use?	question	communication behavior
7_24	Okay, so at this point, you're not too concerned and you think that, you know, this is what the other students are doing?	reflection	communication behavior
7_26	Would you be open to kind of looking at the low-risk drinking alcohol guidelines?	question	communication behavior
7_28	I don't know how you're feeling right now but I'm just wondering if we can take a-just a quick glance at this-	question	communication behavior
7_30	-and what the safe limits are for women is 10 drinks for women a week with about two drinks, uh, per day.	therapist_input	communication behavior
7_32	Yeah.	other	communication behavior
7_34	Where do you- where do you feel you fall into that?	question	communication behavior
7_36	Okay, okay.	other	communication behavior
7_38	Okay, so it's kind of a way to cope through stress?	reflection	communication behavior
7_40	Right, and is that something that has been, you know, a way of coping for a while?	question	communication behavior
7_42	Okay. Does that concern you at all?	question	communication behavior
7_44	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
7_46	Okay.	other	communication behavior
7_48	Do you feel like you have any reasons to kind of bring your alcohol use down within the limits?	question	communication behavior
7_50	Tell me more about that.	question	communication behavior
7_52	So you can see some advantages to reducing the amount of drinking-	reflection	communication behavior
7_54	-um, that you consume during the week?	question	communication behavior
7_56	Is this something you would be willing to explore with me a little further at another time maybe when you're feeling a little bit better? Is this something you'd be willing to come back and talk to me about?	question	communication behavior
7_58	I'd love to, uh, set up an appointment for you if you can come in later this week or early next week to-	therapist_input	communication behavior
7_60	-kind of explore this a little bit further and maybe some of those advantages of reducing to the safe limits. Is that something that we could do?	question	communication behavior
7_62	That's okay with me.	other	communication behavior
7_64	Thank you.	other	communication behavior
8_0	So, what brings you here, Bob? What's, what can I do to help?	question	communication behavior
8_2	So, you're not too happy to be here. This is the last thing that you want to be doing this afternoon.	reflection	communication behavior
8_4	You've taken time off you, it's costing you time and money being here.	reflection	communication behavior
8_6	So, let me ask you this, Bob, what are some of your wife's concerns about your smoking?	question	communication behavior
8_8	Wow, that she's been showing you and making you read.	reflection	communication behavior
8_10	So, you're pretty angry about it. It's pretty outraging that you're forced to change your whole life because of a decision she made six months ago.	reflection	communication behavior
8_12	So, from your perspective, do you see any consequences to your smoking?	question	communication behavior
8_14	So, let me make sure I understand kind of the whole scenario 'cause there's a lot of pieces to it. Your wife is on your case and your kids are ganging up too. So, you're sort of isolated, you're put in a corner and you're being told this is something you have to do, you have no choice in the matter.	reflection	communication behavior
8_16	You have a few concerns about your health, but that's not really the driving force. It sounds like it's most of all that it would be nice if things just went back to the way they were before she quit smoking and that all of this stuff wasn't something that you had to deal with anymore. Does that pretty much sum up--?	reflection	communication behavior
8_18	I get the feeling that your relationship is really important to you. That you would do anything.	reflection	communication behavior
8_20	So, it strikes me that the way that we're talking about it, it's like it's all or nothing. Either you keep smoking the way you are, things continue to go downhill and get worse, your wife gets more and more on your case, or you put your cigarettes down starting the moment you walk in the door tonight and never pick them up again. It's almost like one or the other. It strikes me that as well there might be some middle ground here that it took you a long time to learn how to be a smoker and maybe it's going to take some time to learn how to stop smoking.	reflection	communication behavior
8_22	There are some medications and some different approaches that we can use that aren't so abrupt. Recognizing that it-it's going to take some time and practice to get to where you might want to be.	therapist_input	communication behavior
8_24	If you wanted to bring your wife along, I'd be more than happy to talk with both of you.	other	communication behavior
8_26	Okay. That sounds good.	other	communication behavior

5_152

-now that you're with Donna?

question

communication behavior

5_154

Hmm.

other

communication behavior

5_156

Okay. So-so what's the definition, for you, of a good mate?

question

communication behavior

5_158

Mm-hmm.

other

communication behavior

5_160

So, someone who's loyal, someone who's got your back, yeah? What else? What else is really your definition of a really good mate?

question

communication behavior

5_162

Hmm.

other

communication behavior

5_164

Oh, so, someone who'll stand up for you?

reflection

communication behavior

5_166

Yeah? Yeah. Sounds like a really strong definition of a good mate-

other

communication behavior

5_168

-for you? So, I'm wondering about, um, whether good mates lead you into trouble, if it's something you wanna do. If you got something different that you wanna do, what would a good mate do in that situation?

question

communication behavior

5_170

Yeah. How-how would you wanna be supported, Billy?

question

communication behavior

5_172

Mm. Okay, so that's-that's the kind of support that a really good mate would give you? It sounds-

other

communication behavior

5_174

-like these guys have been around for you-

reflection

communication behavior

5_176

-for quite some time, and they're really important to you.

reflection

communication behavior

5_178

Yeah. Okay. So, I'm wondering how we can get to that point where, yeah, you can say, "No, I don't wanna do that," and they're supportive of you?

question

communication behavior

5_180

What do you think it would take?

question

communication behavior

5_182

Okay. So, how would they know you're serious?

question

communication behavior

5_184

Okay.

other

communication behavior

5_186

Okay. That's the second time you've used that word 'guilty'.

other

communication behavior

5_188

Yeah? So, it sounds like it's a really-- something's really important to you about that.

reflection

communication behavior

5_190

Mm.

other

communication behavior

5_192

Okay. So, it's almost as if you feel a bit torn because you wanna be with Donna, but you also wanna be with your-

reflection

communication behavior

5_194

-with your mates?

reflection

communication behavior

5_196

Mm.

other

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5_198

Yeah, so they're still important to you?

reflection

communication behavior

5_200

Hmm. I also am hearing that you don't wanna get into trouble anymore.

reflection

communication behavior

5_202

Mm. Yeah.

other

communication behavior

6_0

Hi, Sal. Thanks for coming in today.

other

communication behavior

6_2

I saw that your doctor made the referral and, um, and I really appreciate you taking the time to come and make that appointment.

therapist_input

communication behavior

6_4

So you made it in here-

reflection

communication behavior

6_6

- and do you have a sense of-of what some of the doctor's concerns were that led her to refer you?

question

communication behavior

6_8

So your asthma has been acting up and there's a lot of stuff, not just the asthma going on?

reflection

communication behavior

6_10

Mm-hmm. Almost—

reflection

communication behavior

6_12

Almost overwhelming it sounds like.

reflection

communication behavior

6_14

Well, we have about, I guess, 15 or 20 minutes together and I wonder, would it be okay, if we took a couple of minutes and just kind of looked at all of the different things that are going on for you and maybe you can let me know, what would be the most helpful to spend-spend some time on?

question

communication behavior

6_16

Okay. Well, one of the things that-that we use are these-- it's kind of like a worksheet and it's an agenda-setting worksheet basically.

therapist_input

communication behavior

6_18

So if you were to-to list all of the different things that people around you are saying that you need to work on or you need to change, what would some of those things be? And, Sal, just because we write them down here, it doesn't mean that you have to change them.

question

communication behavior

6_20

It really-- You're in the driver's seat, so it's just to kind of put all the cards on the table, so to speak.

other

communication behavior

6_22

Yep.

other

communication behavior

6_24

Okay, so asthma is one.

reflection

communication behavior

6_26

What else?

question

communication behavior

6_28

So your dog, and-and the doctor's saying the dog's—

reflection

communication behavior

6_30

Okay.

other

communication behavior

6_32

That's pretty shocking to be told that you have to get rid of your dog.

reflection

communication behavior

6_34

Hmm. So that's a huge stress right now?

reflection

communication behavior

6_36

Okay, so smoking and-and I'm working towards quitting completely sounds like that's a goal for you?

therapist_input

communication behavior

6_38

Okay, so money.

reflection

communication behavior

6_40

Right. Right, right. So the appointments and time.

reflection

communication behavior

6_42

Um, and some of these things are kind of related to each other I think we're already seeing.

reflection

communication behavior

6_44

Okay, wow. So there's a lot happening right now, Sal. Anything else that that's concerning you?

question

communication behavior

6_46

Right. Well, so where would you-- I mean, if you-you had to pick somewhere, one or two kind of high priorities or-or things to talk about in our time this morning, where would you wanna start?

question

communication behavior

6_48

Okay.

other

communication behavior

6_50

Okay, and those are ones that are pretty related to each other-

reflection

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6_52

- sounds like. Okay.

other

communication behavior

7_0

So I know we've determined that you sprained your ankle yesterday and I'm wondering if you can tell me a little bit about how that happened?

question

communication behavior

7_2

Sounds like a wild night.

reflection

communication behavior

7_4

Yeah.

other

communication behavior

7_6

No, I guess that that would be the end of your, uh, shaking and moving. I know-- I wonder if you'd be open to exploring your alcohol use and what that looks like during the week.

question

communication behavior

7_8

You're still feeling the effects of-

reflection

communication behavior

7_10

-last night, are you?

question

communication behavior

7_12

Oh wow, it was-

other

communication behavior

7_14

-really a rough night.

reflection

communication behavior

7_16

So what is a typical week for you as far as your alcohol use?

question

communication behavior

7_18

So a few drinks is nothing new to you?

question

communication behavior

7_20

And what does a few drinks look like? Is that per night? Is it two drinks?

question

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7_22

All right. Do you have any concerns at all about your alcohol use?

question

communication behavior

7_24

Okay, so at this point, you're not too concerned and you think that, you know, this is what the other students are doing?

reflection

communication behavior

7_26

Would you be open to kind of looking at the low-risk drinking alcohol guidelines?

question

communication behavior

7_28

I don't know how you're feeling right now but I'm just wondering if we can take a-just a quick glance at this-

question

communication behavior

7_30

-and what the safe limits are for women is 10 drinks for women a week with about two drinks, uh, per day.

therapist_input

communication behavior

7_32

Yeah.

other

communication behavior

7_34

Where do you- where do you feel you fall into that?

question

communication behavior

7_36

Okay, okay.

other

communication behavior

7_38

Okay, so it's kind of a way to cope through stress?

reflection

communication behavior

7_40

Right, and is that something that has been, you know, a way of coping for a while?

question

communication behavior

7_42

Okay. Does that concern you at all?

question

communication behavior

7_44

Mm-hmm.

other

communication behavior

7_46

Okay.

other

communication behavior

7_48

Do you feel like you have any reasons to kind of bring your alcohol use down within the limits?

question

communication behavior

7_50

Tell me more about that.

question

communication behavior

7_52

So you can see some advantages to reducing the amount of drinking-

reflection

communication behavior

7_54

-um, that you consume during the week?

question

communication behavior

7_56

Is this something you would be willing to explore with me a little further at another time maybe when you're feeling a little bit better? Is this something you'd be willing to come back and talk to me about?

question

communication behavior

7_58

I'd love to, uh, set up an appointment for you if you can come in later this week or early next week to-

therapist_input

communication behavior

7_60

-kind of explore this a little bit further and maybe some of those advantages of reducing to the safe limits. Is that something that we could do?

question

communication behavior

7_62

That's okay with me.

other

communication behavior

7_64

Thank you.

other

communication behavior

8_0

So, what brings you here, Bob? What's, what can I do to help?

question

communication behavior

8_2

So, you're not too happy to be here. This is the last thing that you want to be doing this afternoon.

reflection

communication behavior

8_4

You've taken time off you, it's costing you time and money being here.

reflection

communication behavior

8_6

So, let me ask you this, Bob, what are some of your wife's concerns about your smoking?

question

communication behavior

8_8

Wow, that she's been showing you and making you read.

reflection

communication behavior

8_10

So, you're pretty angry about it. It's pretty outraging that you're forced to change your whole life because of a decision she made six months ago.

reflection

communication behavior

8_12

So, from your perspective, do you see any consequences to your smoking?

question

communication behavior

8_14

So, let me make sure I understand kind of the whole scenario 'cause there's a lot of pieces to it. Your wife is on your case and your kids are ganging up too. So, you're sort of isolated, you're put in a corner and you're being told this is something you have to do, you have no choice in the matter.

reflection

communication behavior

8_16

You have a few concerns about your health, but that's not really the driving force. It sounds like it's most of all that it would be nice if things just went back to the way they were before she quit smoking and that all of this stuff wasn't something that you had to deal with anymore. Does that pretty much sum up--?

reflection

communication behavior

8_18

I get the feeling that your relationship is really important to you. That you would do anything.

reflection

communication behavior

8_20

So, it strikes me that the way that we're talking about it, it's like it's all or nothing. Either you keep smoking the way you are, things continue to go downhill and get worse, your wife gets more and more on your case, or you put your cigarettes down starting the moment you walk in the door tonight and never pick them up again. It's almost like one or the other. It strikes me that as well there might be some middle ground here that it took you a long time to learn how to be a smoker and maybe it's going to take some time to learn how to stop smoking.

reflection

communication behavior

8_22

There are some medications and some different approaches that we can use that aren't so abrupt. Recognizing that it-it's going to take some time and practice to get to where you might want to be.

therapist_input

communication behavior

8_24

If you wanted to bring your wife along, I'd be more than happy to talk with both of you.

other

communication behavior

8_26

Okay. That sounds good.

other

communication behavior