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A Community Reinforcement Approach: Treating Cocaine Addiction



Exhibit 12: Treatment Plan Form

Problem area Priority Ranking Goal Intervention Objective Measure
Cocaine (1)      
Alcohol (score=     )        
Other Drugs (score=     )        
         
         
         
         
Employ/Educ (score=     )        
         
         
Family Relat (score=     )        
         
         
Social Network        
         
         
Recreation        
         
         
Psychiatric (score=     )        
         
         
Legal (score=     )        
         
Medical (score=     )        
         

 

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