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8_28	Thanks for coming in.	other	communication behavior
11_0	What else has brought you here?	other	communication behavior
11_2	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
11_4	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
11_6	Just enough for your own use?	question	communication behavior
11_8	Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.	other	communication behavior
11_10	Yeah, we-- You know, we have about 15 to 20 minutes to talk today, total. Um-um, which certainly it's just the first of-of some sessions that we'll have together over the next six months. It'd be a natural question you'd wanna know how much time this will take, of course. Um, what else would you like me to know about you and your perspective that you think will help me work with you over this time?	therapist_input	communication behavior
11_12	Okay. You're more focused on what you need to do to get this behind you?	reflection	communication behavior
11_14	.Okay, mm-hmm. Well, I'm wondering then if it's okay with you and-and I have a form that we can use if you'd like, um, just to put out some different ideas on an agenda that we could share as we're working together so that I-I can support you to be successful in getting this behind you. Would-would this feel like a natural time to-to move towards figuring out where we might go together?	question	communication behavior
12_0	Sarah, I'm so glad you came in for your well-woman exam today. I think we addressed a lot of your concerns. However, I would like to ask you more about your smoking. Would that be okay?	question	communication behavior
12_2	Okay. So about how much are you smoking over the course of a day? You had said it had increased over once or twice a day.	question	communication behavior
12_4	Okay. So about eight cigarettes. So over the course of a day, just under half a pack?	reflection	communication behavior
12_6	Okay. And that's changed over what period of time?	question	communication behavior
12_8	Okay. So over the past year, the smoking has increased. And that's been mainly in the evening?	question	communication behavior
12_10	Mm-hmm. Well, that's the time when you can relax and unwind.	reflection	communication behavior
12_11	Yeah, exactly. You know, I told you, my-my schedule is kinda crazy right now. I, um, I work full-time and I just started back at night classes. So, you know, all that combined, you know, I enjoy that time to myself in the evening.	other	communication behavior
12_12	Sure. Sure. Well, it's a time to relax and you've got a lot going on.	reflection	communication behavior
12_14	So are there other things you do in the evening to relax?	question	communication behavior
12_16	Okay. A drink or two. So about how many drinks would you say you have over the course of a day?	question	communication behavior
12_18	Two max. How many drinks would you say you'd have over the course of a week?	question	communication behavior
12_20	No, I understand- I understand. And I'm certainly not here to tell you what to-to do, Sarah. I'm interested in hearing your thoughts and sharing some information with you, and what you do with that information is totally up to you. You've got a lot going on. You're a mother, you're working, you're going to school, and our healthcare team wants to make sure that you have all the resources available to you to meet your goals, including good health. And my job as your healthcare provider is to listen to you and to share information with you, including healthcare concerns associated with smoking and alcohol. Would that be okay with you?	question	communication behavior
12_22	Okay. Well, we do know that an increase in smoking and alcohol is associated with certain kinds of cancer; colon cancer, cervical cancer, breast cancer, lung cancer, and, um, also pancreatic cancer. It's also associated with liver and lung disease as well as heart disease, diabetes, and hypertension. So that's a lot of information, but I'm-	therapist_input	communication behavior
12_24	-interested in what your thoughts are, Sarah.	question	communication behavior
12_26	So you're consciously trying to cut back.	reflection	communication behavior
12_28	I have a readiness ruler in my pocket here, 0 means not ready to stop smoking at all and 10 means absolutely ready to stop smoking. Where do you see yourself on that scale?	question	communication behavior
12_30	About a five. So you're halfway there. So why did you choose a five rather than a four?	question	communication behavior
12_32	Right. Well, that's a lot of information to think about. So given, the fact that these healthcare concerns are a possibility, and that you're worried about your family and you certainly have goals you want to succeed at, where are you in your consideration to making a change? In other words, what steps would you consider taking for this number to move closer to a 10?	question	communication behavior
12_34	Okay, great. Let's quantify that a little bit. So how many cigarettes would that be?	therapist_input	communication behavior
12_36	Okay. So you-- that's cutting back quite a bit. That's a big step. So since we're kind of running out of time here today, I'm wondering if we could-- would be willing to come back in about four weeks to review this plan?	question	communication behavior
12_38	Okay, good. So we can go over your laboratory results at that time, as well as review your plan. Now, would you like some information on smoking cessation?	question	communication behavior
12_40	Okay. Well, I've got a brochure here and this has-- it's a really good brochure. It has some distraction techniques in it in case you get those nicotine cravings. So it's-	therapist_input	communication behavior
12_42	-been helpful, um, in-- with patients before. I'd also like to ask you, would you be willing to see one of our counselors?	question	communication behavior
12_44	Well, Dr. Kirtley is one of our counselors and he is an expert in-- at discussing the association between alcohol and stress. I want to share something with you. The National Guidelines recommend that women have no more than seven drinks of alcohol per week to-to stay at that low risk level, to avoid the healthcare concerns that we spoke of earlier.	therapist_input	communication behavior
12_46	You've indicated that your alcohol consumption is a bit higher than that, putting you at risk. So that's why I asked if you'd be willing to talk to Dr. Kirtley.	therapist_input	communication behavior
12_48	Certainly, certainly. I'm glad you're willing to talk to him. So before you leave here today, we'll, uh, stop by the scheduler's desk and make an appointment for you to see me back in four weeks, as well as the appointment with Dr. Kirtley. And that way, before you leave, you're all set. So do you have any other questions for me, Sarah?	question	communication behavior
12_50	Okay. Well, it's very nice to meet you. I'll see you in a month.	other	communication behavior
13_0	Hi, Mrs. Smith. I wanted to let you know that at this appointment, we're gonna be giving Lilly some vaccines.	therapist_input	communication behavior
13_2	Hmm. Can you tell me more about your concerns about vaccines?	question	communication behavior
13_4	Okay, so you were thinking that maybe exposing Lily naturally to these diseases would be a better choice than using vaccines to help her get stronger?	reflection	communication behavior
13_6	That's right. Having chickenpox as a child means that you are less likely to have chickenpox as an adult because you've developed a-a natural immunity. Uh, but is it okay if I offer you a little bit more information about the other vaccines that we're- we were going to give her Lily today?	question	communication behavior
13_8	Okay. So, uh, before vaccines were developed, often when children had a natural exposure to some of these diseases, they ended up with, uh, sometimes death, disability, measles caused brain damage and, uh, deafness and blindness. Polio caused, uh, paralysis in children. And so, allowing children to have natural exposure to these diseases, sometimes was a little bit of a gamble, it could be dangerous.	therapist_input	communication behavior
13_10	Hmm. Some of these things I've mentioned to you, you're-you're not familiar with. Uh, and I think that's because we've done such a good job of eliminating some of these diseases that a lot of people your age, and even my age, are unfamiliar with those things. Um, so having shared this information with you, what do you think about the idea of vaccines for-for Lilly?	question	communication behavior
13_12	It's really important for you to make sure that she's protected and that you make good decisions and do your research before you make any medical decisions for her.	reflection	communication behavior
14_0	So, again, I hear your overall goal is really, to not give up these things you'd like but to cut back on how much you have-	reflection	communication behavior
14_2	-on that. All right. So, I'd like to ask you, uh, kind of a scaling question about this 'cause I'm hearing that this feels really important to you that you'd be way up there on the high- on the high end of importance.	reflection	communication behavior
14_4	So, I'm gonna ask the question this way, on a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 is not at all confident, and 10 is like, "I'm very, very confident," where would you put yourself on a scale right now of confidence in starting this new plan?	question	communication behavior
14_6	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
14_8	A six.	reflection	communication behavior
14_10	Okay. All right. So, let's talk about that, um, so we should just assume we're gonna be at a four.	reflection	communication behavior
14_12	Okay?	question	communication behavior
14_14	So, why are you at a four and not even a lower number? Why are you not like a zero or a one?	question	communication behavior
14_16	Okay.	other	communication behavior
14_18	Okay.	other	communication behavior
14_20	Uh-huh.	other	communication behavior
14_22	Okay.	other	communication behavior
14_24	Okay.	other	communication behavior
14_26	Okay.	other	communication behavior
14_28	Okay, all right.	other	communication behavior
14_30	Okay. So, what would help increase that confidence? What-- Because that sounds like where we really need to focus on. What's gonna help you feel more confident about this?	question	communication behavior
14_32	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
14_34	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
14_36	Uh-huh.	other	communication behavior
14_38	Uh-huh.	other	communication behavior
14_40	Okay.	other	communication behavior
14_42	All right.	other	communication behavior
14_44	All right.	other	communication behavior
14_46	Okay.	other	communication behavior
14_48	All right. Well, if it's okay, just for a moment, let's put the- let's put the changing the eating pattern off to the side, and let's take a look at some other time in your life that there was something you really wanted to accomplish and you did. And what is it about you- what was it about you? What kind of strengths did you bring to the table that allowed you to tackle something that felt like a challenge and-and allowed you to be successful?	question	communication behavior
16_0	So, Rick, just in regards to your flatmate situation at the moment with Tristan. Uh, you know, we talked about how walking through this program and with the support of your parents and having some positive influence to help you through this. I just want to rethink a bit if you stay living with Tristan. What are the sort of pros and cons of that? What are the good things about living there, what are the not-so-good things about living there?	question	communication behavior
16_2	Yeah. So, in terms of being supportive and a sort of support you're gonna need to make these changes.	therapist_input	communication behavior
16_4	What's your thinking around that?	question	communication behavior
16_6	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
16_8	Yeah.	other	communication behavior
16_10	Right.	other	communication behavior
16_12	Okay. You're good to explore, but I just want to ask you about, how much does Chris-Christian-Christian know-- Tristan know about you changing your life? What does he really know about the changes you wanna make?	question	communication behavior
16_14	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
16_16	Right.	other	communication behavior
16_18	Okay. What are some of the pros and cons about moving in with whāna, moving in with your auntie and uncle?	question	communication behavior
16_20	In terms of that freedom and in charge of yourself, and the changes that we're talking about, and building your own family, and to enable you to do that, where do some of that freedom stuff sit with re-engaging back with your whānau and your children, your partner? Is it something you're gonna wanna hang on to, or how you're going to manage that?	question	communication behavior
16_22	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
18_0	So I get a sense it's a little anxious being here today and, uh, meeting someone like me, and, um, what we're gonna be doing today is-is inducting, but also I wanna talk about, um, yeah, the issues that-that have got you here and we need to do some sorting out around, um, yeah how serious you are to sort of sort those issues. So?	reflection	communication behavior
18_2	Sorry?	other	communication behavior
18_4	All right.	other	communication behavior
18_6	Yeah.	other	communication behavior
18_8	So first, it might be trying to sort out what are the important issues to sort out.	therapist_input	communication behavior
18_10	Yeah, that makes sense? Yeah? So how confident are you that-that, you know, you can sort out the issues related to, um, you know, uh, taking the money from your employer? And another thing, in your precinct's report, there were some issues around gambling, and some issues around alcohol use. So those seem to be important issues that are kind of getting out. So how confident are you that you can get those sorted in the nine months we've got?	question	communication behavior
18_12	Yeah.	other	communication behavior
18_14	Yeah, yeah.	other	communication behavior
18_16	Yeah. See one of the things I'll be really interested in-in talking with you about is, um, yeah, what's-what's the, um, what's the worst thing that has happened in terms of pokies, in terms of you know behavior around the pokies, what's the worst thing that's happened?	question	communication behavior
18_18	Yeah, yeah.	other	communication behavior
18_20	Yeah. So how often do you end up with no money in your pocket? Can be the times when you end up with money in your pocket	question	communication behavior
18_22	Yeah, yeah. So if we were to think back, say the last month, the last four weeks, how many times would you have gone down to the- to the pokies, the pub?	question	communication behavior
18_24	Yeah. Yeah.	other	communication behavior
18_26	That-that you're up for the money and-and then-then they slot you.	reflection	communication behavior
18_28	Okay. So-so thinking about this, say a couple times a week, you know, two or three?	question	communication behavior
18_30	Yeah, yeah, yeah? So that's 12 times. So how many times would you have walked away with money in your pocket after, any out of the 12, what's your- what's your sense?	question	communication behavior
18_32	Okay. Okay. So you're saying about 50-50?	question	communication behavior
18_34	'Cause you have to understand the odds are about-- sort of-of tend to be about 25% on the 100, that-that's [crosstalk]	therapist_input	communication behavior
18_36	Yeah, you might be lucky then. So-so what do you reckon like in terms of like you're saying you're not sort of sure if that's an issue, and that's probably something that we can be working with, uh, figure it is an issue.	question	communication behavior
18_38	And, yeah, it might be an issue, I don't know if it's an issue at this point. It'll be interesting to sort of talk about that. But I'm wondering what happens, yeah, when-when you get on the pokies out there, they're certainly at the pub, pokies around? So what happens in your body when, um—	question	communication behavior

8_28

Thanks for coming in.

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11_0

What else has brought you here?

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11_2

Mm-hmm.

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11_4

Mm-hmm.

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11_6

Just enough for your own use?

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11_8

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

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11_10

Yeah, we-- You know, we have about 15 to 20 minutes to talk today, total. Um-um, which certainly it's just the first of-of some sessions that we'll have together over the next six months. It'd be a natural question you'd wanna know how much time this will take, of course. Um, what else would you like me to know about you and your perspective that you think will help me work with you over this time?

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11_12

Okay. You're more focused on what you need to do to get this behind you?

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11_14

.Okay, mm-hmm. Well, I'm wondering then if it's okay with you and-and I have a form that we can use if you'd like, um, just to put out some different ideas on an agenda that we could share as we're working together so that I-I can support you to be successful in getting this behind you. Would-would this feel like a natural time to-to move towards figuring out where we might go together?

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12_0

Sarah, I'm so glad you came in for your well-woman exam today. I think we addressed a lot of your concerns. However, I would like to ask you more about your smoking. Would that be okay?

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12_2

Okay. So about how much are you smoking over the course of a day? You had said it had increased over once or twice a day.

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12_4

Okay. So about eight cigarettes. So over the course of a day, just under half a pack?

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12_6

Okay. And that's changed over what period of time?

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12_8

Okay. So over the past year, the smoking has increased. And that's been mainly in the evening?

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12_10

Mm-hmm. Well, that's the time when you can relax and unwind.

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12_11

Yeah, exactly. You know, I told you, my-my schedule is kinda crazy right now. I, um, I work full-time and I just started back at night classes. So, you know, all that combined, you know, I enjoy that time to myself in the evening.

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12_12

Sure. Sure. Well, it's a time to relax and you've got a lot going on.

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12_14

So are there other things you do in the evening to relax?

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12_16

Okay. A drink or two. So about how many drinks would you say you have over the course of a day?

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12_18

Two max. How many drinks would you say you'd have over the course of a week?

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12_20

No, I understand- I understand. And I'm certainly not here to tell you what to-to do, Sarah. I'm interested in hearing your thoughts and sharing some information with you, and what you do with that information is totally up to you. You've got a lot going on. You're a mother, you're working, you're going to school, and our healthcare team wants to make sure that you have all the resources available to you to meet your goals, including good health. And my job as your healthcare provider is to listen to you and to share information with you, including healthcare concerns associated with smoking and alcohol. Would that be okay with you?

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12_22

Okay. Well, we do know that an increase in smoking and alcohol is associated with certain kinds of cancer; colon cancer, cervical cancer, breast cancer, lung cancer, and, um, also pancreatic cancer. It's also associated with liver and lung disease as well as heart disease, diabetes, and hypertension. So that's a lot of information, but I'm-

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12_24

-interested in what your thoughts are, Sarah.

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12_26

So you're consciously trying to cut back.

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12_28

I have a readiness ruler in my pocket here, 0 means not ready to stop smoking at all and 10 means absolutely ready to stop smoking. Where do you see yourself on that scale?

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12_30

About a five. So you're halfway there. So why did you choose a five rather than a four?

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12_32

Right. Well, that's a lot of information to think about. So given, the fact that these healthcare concerns are a possibility, and that you're worried about your family and you certainly have goals you want to succeed at, where are you in your consideration to making a change? In other words, what steps would you consider taking for this number to move closer to a 10?

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12_34

Okay, great. Let's quantify that a little bit. So how many cigarettes would that be?

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12_36

Okay. So you-- that's cutting back quite a bit. That's a big step. So since we're kind of running out of time here today, I'm wondering if we could-- would be willing to come back in about four weeks to review this plan?

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12_38

Okay, good. So we can go over your laboratory results at that time, as well as review your plan. Now, would you like some information on smoking cessation?

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12_40

Okay. Well, I've got a brochure here and this has-- it's a really good brochure. It has some distraction techniques in it in case you get those nicotine cravings. So it's-

therapist_input

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12_42

-been helpful, um, in-- with patients before. I'd also like to ask you, would you be willing to see one of our counselors?

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12_44

Well, Dr. Kirtley is one of our counselors and he is an expert in-- at discussing the association between alcohol and stress. I want to share something with you. The National Guidelines recommend that women have no more than seven drinks of alcohol per week to-to stay at that low risk level, to avoid the healthcare concerns that we spoke of earlier.

therapist_input

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12_46

You've indicated that your alcohol consumption is a bit higher than that, putting you at risk. So that's why I asked if you'd be willing to talk to Dr. Kirtley.

therapist_input

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12_48

Certainly, certainly. I'm glad you're willing to talk to him. So before you leave here today, we'll, uh, stop by the scheduler's desk and make an appointment for you to see me back in four weeks, as well as the appointment with Dr. Kirtley. And that way, before you leave, you're all set. So do you have any other questions for me, Sarah?

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12_50

Okay. Well, it's very nice to meet you. I'll see you in a month.

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13_0

Hi, Mrs. Smith. I wanted to let you know that at this appointment, we're gonna be giving Lilly some vaccines.

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13_2

Hmm. Can you tell me more about your concerns about vaccines?

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13_4

Okay, so you were thinking that maybe exposing Lily naturally to these diseases would be a better choice than using vaccines to help her get stronger?

reflection

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13_6

That's right. Having chickenpox as a child means that you are less likely to have chickenpox as an adult because you've developed a-a natural immunity. Uh, but is it okay if I offer you a little bit more information about the other vaccines that we're- we were going to give her Lily today?

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13_8

Okay. So, uh, before vaccines were developed, often when children had a natural exposure to some of these diseases, they ended up with, uh, sometimes death, disability, measles caused brain damage and, uh, deafness and blindness. Polio caused, uh, paralysis in children. And so, allowing children to have natural exposure to these diseases, sometimes was a little bit of a gamble, it could be dangerous.

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13_10

Hmm. Some of these things I've mentioned to you, you're-you're not familiar with. Uh, and I think that's because we've done such a good job of eliminating some of these diseases that a lot of people your age, and even my age, are unfamiliar with those things. Um, so having shared this information with you, what do you think about the idea of vaccines for-for Lilly?

question

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13_12

It's really important for you to make sure that she's protected and that you make good decisions and do your research before you make any medical decisions for her.

reflection

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14_0

So, again, I hear your overall goal is really, to not give up these things you'd like but to cut back on how much you have-

reflection

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14_2

-on that. All right. So, I'd like to ask you, uh, kind of a scaling question about this 'cause I'm hearing that this feels really important to you that you'd be way up there on the high- on the high end of importance.

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14_4

So, I'm gonna ask the question this way, on a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 is not at all confident, and 10 is like, "I'm very, very confident," where would you put yourself on a scale right now of confidence in starting this new plan?

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14_6

Mm-hmm.

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14_8

A six.

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14_10

Okay. All right. So, let's talk about that, um, so we should just assume we're gonna be at a four.

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14_12

Okay?

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14_14

So, why are you at a four and not even a lower number? Why are you not like a zero or a one?

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14_16

Okay.

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14_18

Okay.

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14_20

Uh-huh.

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14_22

Okay.

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14_24

Okay.

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14_26

Okay.

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14_28

Okay, all right.

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14_30

Okay. So, what would help increase that confidence? What-- Because that sounds like where we really need to focus on. What's gonna help you feel more confident about this?

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14_32

Mm-hmm.

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14_34

Mm-hmm.

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14_36

Uh-huh.

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14_38

Uh-huh.

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14_40

Okay.

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14_42

All right.

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14_44

All right.

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14_46

Okay.

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14_48

All right. Well, if it's okay, just for a moment, let's put the- let's put the changing the eating pattern off to the side, and let's take a look at some other time in your life that there was something you really wanted to accomplish and you did. And what is it about you- what was it about you? What kind of strengths did you bring to the table that allowed you to tackle something that felt like a challenge and-and allowed you to be successful?

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16_0

So, Rick, just in regards to your flatmate situation at the moment with Tristan. Uh, you know, we talked about how walking through this program and with the support of your parents and having some positive influence to help you through this. I just want to rethink a bit if you stay living with Tristan. What are the sort of pros and cons of that? What are the good things about living there, what are the not-so-good things about living there?

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16_2

Yeah. So, in terms of being supportive and a sort of support you're gonna need to make these changes.

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16_4

What's your thinking around that?

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16_6

Mm-hmm.

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16_8

Yeah.

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16_10

Right.

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16_12

Okay. You're good to explore, but I just want to ask you about, how much does Chris-Christian-Christian know-- Tristan know about you changing your life? What does he really know about the changes you wanna make?

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16_14

Mm-hmm.

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16_16

Right.

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16_18

Okay. What are some of the pros and cons about moving in with whāna, moving in with your auntie and uncle?

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16_20

In terms of that freedom and in charge of yourself, and the changes that we're talking about, and building your own family, and to enable you to do that, where do some of that freedom stuff sit with re-engaging back with your whānau and your children, your partner? Is it something you're gonna wanna hang on to, or how you're going to manage that?

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16_22

Mm-hmm.

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18_0

So I get a sense it's a little anxious being here today and, uh, meeting someone like me, and, um, what we're gonna be doing today is-is inducting, but also I wanna talk about, um, yeah, the issues that-that have got you here and we need to do some sorting out around, um, yeah how serious you are to sort of sort those issues. So?

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18_2

Sorry?

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18_4

All right.

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18_6

Yeah.

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18_8

So first, it might be trying to sort out what are the important issues to sort out.

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18_10

Yeah, that makes sense? Yeah? So how confident are you that-that, you know, you can sort out the issues related to, um, you know, uh, taking the money from your employer? And another thing, in your precinct's report, there were some issues around gambling, and some issues around alcohol use. So those seem to be important issues that are kind of getting out. So how confident are you that you can get those sorted in the nine months we've got?

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18_12

Yeah.

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18_14

Yeah, yeah.

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18_16

Yeah. See one of the things I'll be really interested in-in talking with you about is, um, yeah, what's-what's the, um, what's the worst thing that has happened in terms of pokies, in terms of you know behavior around the pokies, what's the worst thing that's happened?

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18_18

Yeah, yeah.

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18_20

Yeah. So how often do you end up with no money in your pocket? Can be the times when you end up with money in your pocket

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18_22

Yeah, yeah. So if we were to think back, say the last month, the last four weeks, how many times would you have gone down to the- to the pokies, the pub?

question

communication behavior

18_24

Yeah. Yeah.

other

communication behavior

18_26

That-that you're up for the money and-and then-then they slot you.

reflection

communication behavior

18_28

Okay. So-so thinking about this, say a couple times a week, you know, two or three?

question

communication behavior

18_30

Yeah, yeah, yeah? So that's 12 times. So how many times would you have walked away with money in your pocket after, any out of the 12, what's your- what's your sense?

question

communication behavior

18_32

Okay. Okay. So you're saying about 50-50?

question

communication behavior

18_34

'Cause you have to understand the odds are about-- sort of-of tend to be about 25% on the 100, that-that's [crosstalk]

therapist_input

communication behavior

18_36

Yeah, you might be lucky then. So-so what do you reckon like in terms of like you're saying you're not sort of sure if that's an issue, and that's probably something that we can be working with, uh, figure it is an issue.

question

communication behavior

18_38

And, yeah, it might be an issue, I don't know if it's an issue at this point. It'll be interesting to sort of talk about that. But I'm wondering what happens, yeah, when-when you get on the pokies out there, they're certainly at the pub, pokies around? So what happens in your body when, um—

question

communication behavior