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Exercise # 1 Table 1: Recovery Coaching: An Intimacy Continuum

The document outlines an intimacy continuum that describes appropriate and inappropriate behaviors for recovery coaches in their relationships with clients. It lists behaviors ranging from always appropriate like attending recovery support meetings together to never appropriate like having a sexual relationship. The continuum helps coaches maintain proper boundaries and prioritize client safety and well-being over developing inappropriate relationships.

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Exercise # 1 Table 1: Recovery Coaching: An Intimacy Continuum

The document outlines an intimacy continuum that describes appropriate and inappropriate behaviors for recovery coaches in their relationships with clients. It lists behaviors ranging from always appropriate like attending recovery support meetings together to never appropriate like having a sexual relationship. The continuum helps coaches maintain proper boundaries and prioritize client safety and well-being over developing inappropriate relationships.

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Exercise # 1

Table 1: Recovery Coaching: An Intimacy Continuum


Zone of
Zone of Vulnerability
Behavior of Recovery Coach in Safety
(Sometimes okay; Zone of Abuse
Recovery Support Relationship (Always
Sometimes not okay) (Never Okay)
Okay)
Giving gift
Accepting gift
Lending money
Borrowing or accepting money
Giving a hug
“You’re a very special person”
“You’re a very special person to
me.”
Invitation to holiday dinner
Sexual relationship
Sexual relationship with a
mentee’s family member
Giving cell phone number
Using profanity
Using drug culture slang
“I’m going through a rough
divorce myself right now.”
“You’re very attractive.”
Addressing person by
their first name
Attending recovery support
meeting together
Hiring person to do work at your
home.
Exercise #2
Question Quiz
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1. What is a possible treatment-based disadvantage of providing


addiction counseling through electronic media?
o Clients will stop coming to counseling facilities for their appointments

o Counselors may miss cues to a client's current state of wellness

o Computer viruses can broadcast the counseling session to the public

o It violates many state laws regulating the proper methods for addiction treatment

2. What does confidentiality in counseling entail?


o A legally binding contract between the counselor and client to keep all treatment sessions secret
o Non-disclosure of privileged communication under any circumstances
o Non-disclosure of client information and privileged communication, except where required by
law
o The degree of confidence a client should have in the counselor's professional abilities

3. What is the primary objective in adhering to a code of ethics in


substance abuse counseling?
o Client welfare
o Increased recovery statistics
o Protection from legal penalties
o Membership in NAADAC

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