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54_4	What's going on with that?	question	communication behavior
54_6	Well, I mean, I think you just need to maybe sit down and write down a list of reasons why you need to get back to the gym, and then on the other side of the list, put down, you know, um, ideas about what's going to help you get there.	therapist_input	communication behavior
54_8	What gym do you belong to?	question	communication behavior
54_10	Okay. And-and how far away is it from your house?	question	communication behavior
54_12	Just a couple of miles. Mm. So you-- you know, you could, like, ride your bike or walk there, and it would be [unintelligible 00:01:12] too.	therapist_input	communication behavior
54_14	Well, I don't know about that. Um. That-- you know, it's really important that you get your, um, not just your cardiovascular-- that's a good idea for the cardiovascular, but also, you know, your, um, weightlifting, the [inaudible 00:01:32] [crosstalk]	therapist_input	communication behavior
54_16	Yeah, yeah.	other	communication behavior
54_18	Yeah. So why-why do you want to-- what do you wanna do with that? You want to look different, or--?	question	communication behavior
54_20	Okay.	other	communication behavior
54_22	Okay. Yeah, because your-your health really, to me, it's more important than your-your looks. I mean, don't get me wrong, I understand what you're saying, but, you know, it'd be great to get back in those jeans, but—	therapist_input	communication behavior
54_24	Mm-hmm. Well, I think you know what to do. You've done it before.	reflection	communication behavior
54_26	Yeah. Just a matter-- You just gotta do it.	therapist_input	communication behavior
54_28	Yeah.	other	communication behavior
54_30	Yeah. And so that might mean, you know, like giving up an hour's sleep, getting up an hour earlier in the day, and going there and getting it done then. That's what I do.	therapist_input	communication behavior
54_32	Yeah.	other	communication behavior
54_34	So when I see you next time, you know, that's what I'd like you to do is to, uh, experiment with getting up an hour earlier and, um-- You know, 'cause, uh, getting healthier is more important than sleep, you know. I mean, I know sleep is important, but-- And then bring that list back that we talked about.	therapist_input	communication behavior
54_36	Okay?	other	communication behavior
54_38	All right, so I'll see you next week.	other	communication behavior
54_40	All right. All right. Bye.	other	communication behavior
55_0	Miguel, before we end the call, I did want to go over the answers you gave me on the questionnaire about drug use. Is it okay if we go over that right now?	question	communication behavior
55_2	Thanks. When I looked at your form, it looks like you use heroin weekly and you injected. What part of your body do you normally inject in?	question	communication behavior
55_4	Do you mind if I take a look at your arm, please?	question	communication behavior
55_6	Okay. Well, I don't see any redness. Um, can you go ahead and touch that Miguel, and tell me if it feels warm to you or if it hurts?	question	communication behavior
55_8	Thanks. Just so you know, when I talk to patients about drug use, my job is to be helpful. I'm not going to tell you what to do or what you should do. What I can do is share some information and be a resource. Does that make sense?	therapist_input	communication behavior
55_10	Right. What else can you tell me about your heroin use?	question	communication behavior
55_12	A couple of times a week. And where do you get your syringes?	question	communication behavior
55_14	Uh, what one do you remember?	question	communication behavior
55_16	Okay. How often do you use new deals when you inject?	question	communication behavior
55_18	Yeah, it sounds like your health is important to you.	reflection	communication behavior
55_20	And you showed up today to take care of your migraines.	reflection	communication behavior
55_22	So, uh, you wrote on here that you've experienced withdrawal symptoms when you've stopped using in the past, is that right?	question	communication behavior
55_24	What does that feel like?	question	communication behavior
55_26	That sounds awful. What do you do when that happens?	question	communication behavior
55_28	Okay. How else does injecting heroin impact your life?	question	communication behavior
55_30	Yeah. You want to stay healthy. I'm curious, what do you like about using heroin?	question	communication behavior
55_32	And what about your use do you not like?	question	communication behavior
55_34	Mm-hmm. So on one hand, using heroin feels like an escape from things you don't want to think about. On the other hand, it puts you at risk for an overdose in infections.	reflection	communication behavior
55_36	So weighing what you like and don't like about your use, where do you want to go from here? What do you want to do differently?	question	communication behavior
55_38	Well, some patients who inject heroin are interested in a medication called Suboxone. It reduces cravings, withdrawal symptoms without making you high. Some patients want information on how to inject drugs more safely or where to get new syringes. Other patients want to carry Naloxone which is a drug that can prevent one from overdosing.	therapist_input	communication behavior
55_40	Yes.	other	communication behavior
55_42	Where do you keep it?	question	communication behavior
55_44	In case you see someone overdosing?	question	communication behavior
55_46	Your housemate may be willing to give you Narcan if they see you overdosing.	reflection	communication behavior
55_48	Anything else you want to do about your use?	question	communication behavior
55_50	Okay. I can email you some information on how to inject in a way that reduces the chance of infection and we also have behavioral health specialists in our clinic who can go over how to reduce harm with you. I bet the syringe exchange has similar resources too.	therapist_input	communication behavior
55_52	So it sounds like you have two goals right now. You want to tell your housemate about where you keep the Narcan in case you overdose and you want some information on how to inject safely?	reflection	communication behavior
55_54	How confident are you to do these two things? On a scale of 1 to 10, 1 meaning not ready at all and 10 meaning very ready, what number would you pick?	question	communication behavior
55_56	Okay. You're very ready. Why do you think you picked a 10 instead of a lower number like 8?	question	communication behavior
55_58	What kind of plan could you put in place to make sure you meet these goals?	question	communication behavior
55_60	That's great. And how do you want to get the information on injecting?	question	communication behavior
55_62	Okay. I'd like to hear how your plan worked out for you if you're willing to come back for another appointment. I look forward to hearing about what worked for you and what was challenging say in four weeks.	other	communication behavior
55_64	Great. I'll see you then.	other	communication behavior
56_0	Hi, Mrs. Smith. I'm Denise. I'm the social worker here at the clinic work that's working with Dr. Fields and the rest of the team. And, um, I know you were here to see Dr. Fields today, and I-I just wanted to let you know, I usually work with people who are similar to- have situations similar to you, and that have gone back home from rehab. And, uh, so I'd like to find out a little bit if you would, if that's okay, about how it's been going since you got home.	question	communication behavior
56_2	Yeah?	other	communication behavior
56_4	Yeah. What are you really glad about?	question	communication behavior
56_6	Yeah.	other	communication behavior
56_8	I know, I-I understand that it was really-- That was your goal. That was a really important thing for you to be able to get home and it sounds like you've been able to really en- enjoy parts of it, and I know you've been going to the- both the physical therapy and the Tai Chi and how's-how's that going?	reflection	communication behavior
56_10	So, I'm wondering if something happened that that led you not to go. You look a little, um, down.	reflection	communication behavior
56_12	Mm. So you've been working really hard-	reflection	communication behavior
56_14	-through this whole thing, you worked really hard to get home.	reflection	communication behavior
56_16	And you- you've continued to work really hard with both the physical therapy and the Tai Chi and taking care of your house and doing all those things.	reflection	communication behavior
56_18	And you had this fall or semi-fall, and you're feeling like maybe- maybe you were pushing too hard?	reflection	communication behavior
56_20	Yeah.	other	communication behavior
56_22	Yeah, yeah. It's a lot of work.	reflection	communication behavior
56_24	What are you concerned about?	question	communication behavior
56_26	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
56_28	Yeah, yeah, yeah. And- so you don't want to hurt yourself.	reflection	communication behavior
56_30	And what are- what are your concerns about-- It doesn't sound like you-you feel like you hurt yourself in this fall.	question	communication behavior
56_32	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
56_34	Yeah. And, what are you concerned will happen if-if you get hurt or if something-	question	communication behavior
56_36	And it feels like the only way that you can really stay safe and not fall is to not do anything to kind of just hunker down.	reflection	communication behavior
56_38	Yeah, yeah.	other	communication behavior
56_40	Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
56_42	Yeah. So the physical therapy is can- you can kind of still see that it's helping you to build your strength, which-	reflection	communication behavior
56_44	-might have probably helped you break your fall this time.	reflection	communication behavior
56_46	Um, I'm wondering what you remember about what-what Dr. Fields said about the Tai Chi in relationship to falls. Did she talk with you about that?	question	communication behavior
56_48	Yeah.	other	communication behavior
56_50	Yeah. So you're feeling a little betrayed like it didn't-- "Look, and I did this, I was doing my Tai Chi, and all of a sudden, I- here, look at this, I fall."	reflection	communication behavior
56_52	Right.	other	communication behavior
56_54	So you're just starting to question a little bit about whether or not it might be what is useful and, you know, it-it does really come down to what works for you and what-wh-what you decide will help you stay safe. And I'd like to work with you as I know Dr. Fields would, to-to help build a plan that will help you feel as safe as you can in your home-	reflection	communication behavior
56_56	-and to keep you there and to keep you feeling safe.	reflection	communication behavior
56_58	Wh-what do you think about that?	question	communication behavior
56_60	Yeah.	other	communication behavior
56_62	Yeah, right.	other	communication behavior
56_64	Yeah, yeah.	other	communication behavior
56_66	So it really kinda strikes you that you're- that you're there alone and this could happen and--	reflection	communication behavior
56_68	What thoughts do you have about that? What have you heard that others have done, or what are- what are- what thoughts do you have?	question	communication behavior
56_70	Yeah, yeah.	other	communication behavior
56_72	Yeah, yeah. I know what's worked for a lot of the-the folks that I've worked with is there's like- it's called a lifeline and they can wear it around their neck and it's hooked up and- so that if you need help, you can push the button.	therapist_input	communication behavior
56_74	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
56_76	It does really work.	therapist_input	communication behavior
56_78	Right. Right.	other	communication behavior
56_80	No, it is something that there's a couple of different of, uh, you know, a couple of different products out there, but it-it does- it can really help, uh, and-and it kind of gives- might give you this sense of security that you have at your fingertips.	therapist_input	communication behavior
56_82	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
56_84	Yeah.	other	communication behavior
56_86	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
56_88	We- we're gonna work with you to help you stay home as long as you possibly can and be safe.	therapist_input	communication behavior
56_90	So what do you think that will take, um, because you're the one that really knows how you're feeling about in the house and how you're feeling about your safety. What do you think? The lifeline is a possibility, that's something you can consider.	question	communication behavior
56_92	Mm.	other	communication behavior
56_94	Mm-hmm. What else do you think it would take for you to feel safe?	question	communication behavior

54_4

What's going on with that?

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communication behavior

54_6

Well, I mean, I think you just need to maybe sit down and write down a list of reasons why you need to get back to the gym, and then on the other side of the list, put down, you know, um, ideas about what's going to help you get there.

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communication behavior

54_8

What gym do you belong to?

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54_10

Okay. And-and how far away is it from your house?

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54_12

Just a couple of miles. Mm. So you-- you know, you could, like, ride your bike or walk there, and it would be [unintelligible 00:01:12] too.

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communication behavior

54_14

Well, I don't know about that. Um. That-- you know, it's really important that you get your, um, not just your cardiovascular-- that's a good idea for the cardiovascular, but also, you know, your, um, weightlifting, the [inaudible 00:01:32] [crosstalk]

therapist_input

communication behavior

54_16

Yeah, yeah.

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54_18

Yeah. So why-why do you want to-- what do you wanna do with that? You want to look different, or--?

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54_20

Okay.

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54_22

Okay. Yeah, because your-your health really, to me, it's more important than your-your looks. I mean, don't get me wrong, I understand what you're saying, but, you know, it'd be great to get back in those jeans, but—

therapist_input

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54_24

Mm-hmm. Well, I think you know what to do. You've done it before.

reflection

communication behavior

54_26

Yeah. Just a matter-- You just gotta do it.

therapist_input

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54_28

Yeah.

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54_30

Yeah. And so that might mean, you know, like giving up an hour's sleep, getting up an hour earlier in the day, and going there and getting it done then. That's what I do.

therapist_input

communication behavior

54_32

Yeah.

other

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54_34

So when I see you next time, you know, that's what I'd like you to do is to, uh, experiment with getting up an hour earlier and, um-- You know, 'cause, uh, getting healthier is more important than sleep, you know. I mean, I know sleep is important, but-- And then bring that list back that we talked about.

therapist_input

communication behavior

54_36

Okay?

other

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54_38

All right, so I'll see you next week.

other

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54_40

All right. All right. Bye.

other

communication behavior

55_0

Miguel, before we end the call, I did want to go over the answers you gave me on the questionnaire about drug use. Is it okay if we go over that right now?

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communication behavior

55_2

Thanks. When I looked at your form, it looks like you use heroin weekly and you injected. What part of your body do you normally inject in?

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communication behavior

55_4

Do you mind if I take a look at your arm, please?

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55_6

Okay. Well, I don't see any redness. Um, can you go ahead and touch that Miguel, and tell me if it feels warm to you or if it hurts?

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55_8

Thanks. Just so you know, when I talk to patients about drug use, my job is to be helpful. I'm not going to tell you what to do or what you should do. What I can do is share some information and be a resource. Does that make sense?

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communication behavior

55_10

Right. What else can you tell me about your heroin use?

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55_12

A couple of times a week. And where do you get your syringes?

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55_14

Uh, what one do you remember?

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55_16

Okay. How often do you use new deals when you inject?

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55_18

Yeah, it sounds like your health is important to you.

reflection

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55_20

And you showed up today to take care of your migraines.

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55_22

So, uh, you wrote on here that you've experienced withdrawal symptoms when you've stopped using in the past, is that right?

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55_24

What does that feel like?

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55_26

That sounds awful. What do you do when that happens?

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55_28

Okay. How else does injecting heroin impact your life?

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55_30

Yeah. You want to stay healthy. I'm curious, what do you like about using heroin?

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55_32

And what about your use do you not like?

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55_34

Mm-hmm. So on one hand, using heroin feels like an escape from things you don't want to think about. On the other hand, it puts you at risk for an overdose in infections.

reflection

communication behavior

55_36

So weighing what you like and don't like about your use, where do you want to go from here? What do you want to do differently?

question

communication behavior

55_38

Well, some patients who inject heroin are interested in a medication called Suboxone. It reduces cravings, withdrawal symptoms without making you high. Some patients want information on how to inject drugs more safely or where to get new syringes. Other patients want to carry Naloxone which is a drug that can prevent one from overdosing.

therapist_input

communication behavior

55_40

Yes.

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55_42

Where do you keep it?

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55_44

In case you see someone overdosing?

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55_46

Your housemate may be willing to give you Narcan if they see you overdosing.

reflection

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55_48

Anything else you want to do about your use?

question

communication behavior

55_50

Okay. I can email you some information on how to inject in a way that reduces the chance of infection and we also have behavioral health specialists in our clinic who can go over how to reduce harm with you. I bet the syringe exchange has similar resources too.

therapist_input

communication behavior

55_52

So it sounds like you have two goals right now. You want to tell your housemate about where you keep the Narcan in case you overdose and you want some information on how to inject safely?

reflection

communication behavior

55_54

How confident are you to do these two things? On a scale of 1 to 10, 1 meaning not ready at all and 10 meaning very ready, what number would you pick?

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55_56

Okay. You're very ready. Why do you think you picked a 10 instead of a lower number like 8?

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55_58

What kind of plan could you put in place to make sure you meet these goals?

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55_60

That's great. And how do you want to get the information on injecting?

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55_62

Okay. I'd like to hear how your plan worked out for you if you're willing to come back for another appointment. I look forward to hearing about what worked for you and what was challenging say in four weeks.

other

communication behavior

55_64

Great. I'll see you then.

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communication behavior

56_0

Hi, Mrs. Smith. I'm Denise. I'm the social worker here at the clinic work that's working with Dr. Fields and the rest of the team. And, um, I know you were here to see Dr. Fields today, and I-I just wanted to let you know, I usually work with people who are similar to- have situations similar to you, and that have gone back home from rehab. And, uh, so I'd like to find out a little bit if you would, if that's okay, about how it's been going since you got home.

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56_2

Yeah?

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56_4

Yeah. What are you really glad about?

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56_6

Yeah.

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56_8

I know, I-I understand that it was really-- That was your goal. That was a really important thing for you to be able to get home and it sounds like you've been able to really en- enjoy parts of it, and I know you've been going to the- both the physical therapy and the Tai Chi and how's-how's that going?

reflection

communication behavior

56_10

So, I'm wondering if something happened that that led you not to go. You look a little, um, down.

reflection

communication behavior

56_12

Mm. So you've been working really hard-

reflection

communication behavior

56_14

-through this whole thing, you worked really hard to get home.

reflection

communication behavior

56_16

And you- you've continued to work really hard with both the physical therapy and the Tai Chi and taking care of your house and doing all those things.

reflection

communication behavior

56_18

And you had this fall or semi-fall, and you're feeling like maybe- maybe you were pushing too hard?

reflection

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56_20

Yeah.

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56_22

Yeah, yeah. It's a lot of work.

reflection

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56_24

What are you concerned about?

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56_26

Mm-hmm.

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56_28

Yeah, yeah, yeah. And- so you don't want to hurt yourself.

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56_30

And what are- what are your concerns about-- It doesn't sound like you-you feel like you hurt yourself in this fall.

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56_32

Mm-hmm.

other

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56_34

Yeah. And, what are you concerned will happen if-if you get hurt or if something-

question

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56_36

And it feels like the only way that you can really stay safe and not fall is to not do anything to kind of just hunker down.

reflection

communication behavior

56_38

Yeah, yeah.

other

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56_40

Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

other

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56_42

Yeah. So the physical therapy is can- you can kind of still see that it's helping you to build your strength, which-

reflection

communication behavior

56_44

-might have probably helped you break your fall this time.

reflection

communication behavior

56_46

Um, I'm wondering what you remember about what-what Dr. Fields said about the Tai Chi in relationship to falls. Did she talk with you about that?

question

communication behavior

56_48

Yeah.

other

communication behavior

56_50

Yeah. So you're feeling a little betrayed like it didn't-- "Look, and I did this, I was doing my Tai Chi, and all of a sudden, I- here, look at this, I fall."

reflection

communication behavior

56_52

Right.

other

communication behavior

56_54

So you're just starting to question a little bit about whether or not it might be what is useful and, you know, it-it does really come down to what works for you and what-wh-what you decide will help you stay safe. And I'd like to work with you as I know Dr. Fields would, to-to help build a plan that will help you feel as safe as you can in your home-

reflection

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56_56

-and to keep you there and to keep you feeling safe.

reflection

communication behavior

56_58

Wh-what do you think about that?

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56_60

Yeah.

other

communication behavior

56_62

Yeah, right.

other

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56_64

Yeah, yeah.

other

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56_66

So it really kinda strikes you that you're- that you're there alone and this could happen and--

reflection

communication behavior

56_68

What thoughts do you have about that? What have you heard that others have done, or what are- what are- what thoughts do you have?

question

communication behavior

56_70

Yeah, yeah.

other

communication behavior

56_72

Yeah, yeah. I know what's worked for a lot of the-the folks that I've worked with is there's like- it's called a lifeline and they can wear it around their neck and it's hooked up and- so that if you need help, you can push the button.

therapist_input

communication behavior

56_74

Mm-hmm.

other

communication behavior

56_76

It does really work.

therapist_input

communication behavior

56_78

Right. Right.

other

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56_80

No, it is something that there's a couple of different of, uh, you know, a couple of different products out there, but it-it does- it can really help, uh, and-and it kind of gives- might give you this sense of security that you have at your fingertips.

therapist_input

communication behavior

56_82

Mm-hmm.

other

communication behavior

56_84

Yeah.

other

communication behavior

56_86

Mm-hmm.

other

communication behavior

56_88

We- we're gonna work with you to help you stay home as long as you possibly can and be safe.

therapist_input

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56_90

So what do you think that will take, um, because you're the one that really knows how you're feeling about in the house and how you're feeling about your safety. What do you think? The lifeline is a possibility, that's something you can consider.

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56_92

Mm.

other

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56_94

Mm-hmm. What else do you think it would take for you to feel safe?

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