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Your counselor/facilitator is here to help you decrease episodes of domestic violence, anger and aggressive behavior. If you want to get the most out of this group, you need to be honest with yourself and deal with the underlying issues that led you to this group.

This group is designed to help you. Our goal is to deliver information that will help you prevent future episodes of domestic violence.

CLASS OBJECTIVES

• Understand the roles in domestic violence
• Help prevent, reduce and eliminate use of power and control
• Understand how domestic violence affects children
• Know what physical, sexual and verbal/emotional abuse is
• To help you manage and control your response to anger
• Change perceptions, values, thought management and conditioning
• Help reduce the number of negative outbursts
• Prevent emotional hijacking
• Promote self-awareness, preventative strategies, social skills and personal development

Welcome to Shoplifting and Theft Addiction Treatment. Our goal is to help you prevent future episodes of theft and shoplifting.

Treating Objectives

• Understand the roles in domestic violence.
• Prevent, reduce, and eliminate shoplifting and theft behavior.
• Help you manage and control your responses to anger and depression,
• Assist in changing your perceptions, values, thought management and conditioning.
• Promote self-awareness, preventative strategies and social skills

Shoplifting and Theft

Shoplifting is the crime of taking goods from a store without payment or intent to pay. Theft is a taking of another person’s property without that person’s property without that person’s permission or consent with the intent to deprive the rightful owner of it.

This Substance use Disorder Group focuses o the identification of the SUD and recovery process used to overcome the SUD problem.

“Make different choices.” If you want different experiences, make different choices. If you want better experiences, make better choices. We make better choices by practicing decision making. If you want to get better at driving, singing or anything else, you have to proactive. Decision making is no different. Our results are determined by the choices we make.

Make decisions that benefit you in the long-term instead of the short-term. When you are making a decision, ask yourself these questions:

• Does this benefit me in the short-term or long-term?
• Will I be more satisfied with the short-term consequences of my actions or the long-term consequences?

Substance use is usually a short term decision. I don’t know anyone that plans to be an addict for 20 years.

Our decisions have ripple effects. As small as some decisions may seem, after time they can compound into a positive or a negative result.

After an individual has lost their license due to alcohol or drug related issues, a substance abuse evaluation is necessary for them to attempt to get their license reinstated.

Lazarusman Consulting, PLLC has trained and knowledgeable experts to assist in the completion of the Substance Abuse Evaluation, which is required by the Secretary of State.

This evaluation requires a qualified counselor to assess the individual and complete the appropriate paperwork, along with administering some type of screening tool and reporting the results. We utilize the Substance Abuse Life Circumstances Evaluation (SALCE) as our preferred tool when completing this process to ensure accuracy.

Additionally, we have the ability to fulfill state requirements by offering a full panel drug screen on-site, which is also mandated by the state and necessary to accompany the evaluation form.

We offer a one-day Alcohol and Highway Safety Class. This class is designed to meet court requirements for individuals who have been mandated to an alcohol education experience for individuals who have incurred an OUIL (Operating Under the Influence of Liquor) or other alcohol related offense.

This one-day comprehensive course covers numerous topics related to the consequences of drinking and driving. Participants also learn the negative implications on their bodies from alcohol and other drug usage.

ALCOHOL HIGHWAY SAFETY EDUCATION

In addition, learners will gain a better understanding of the process as it relates to addiction, the progression from alcohol use to alcohol abuse and addiction. Participants watch informational DVD’s providing real-life stories related to the tragedies which may occur when people drink and drive. Also, participants gain an increase in awareness of the added legal, social and family complications caused by drinking and driving or alcohol and drug addiction.

Finally, participants leave with a better understanding of the dangers of drinking and driving and are better equipped with information to help them make better decisions in the future.