Learn how to implement the fundamentals and standards of a monitoring system which guide recovery during the action stage of change. Inside you'll get access to a Recovery Contract (pdf) adapted from a sober living home admission packet, as well as, a tutorial and pdf guide for at-home drug testing. Course modules present practical insights which help you empower your loved one's recovery without enabling their addiction, as well as, strategies to expedite completion of their probation.
Purpose of the Drug Test Guide
The Guide to Home Drug Testing provides important information to those who have never been trained in administering a urinalysis (UA).
The Goal
To help ensure the test result of an administered UA is an accurate reflection of current conditions.
The Objectives
By the end of the guide and video tutorial you will know the following:
1. How to identify situational, behavioral, and physical "red flags."
2. The five ways an at home UA can be faked.
3. The type of test and equipment to purchase.
4. The best way to gain consent from your child to drug test them.
5. How to administer a UA correctly by following a simple checklist.
Purpose of the Recovery Contract
The Recovery Contract helps parents establish guidelines of healthy and ethical behavior for their recovering adult.
The Goal
To establish structure in the home which empowers recovery without enabling addiction (or codependency).
The Objectives
When parents use the Recovery Contract and supporting forms, their recovering adult will understand and consent to the following:
1. A parents’ obligation to protect their child’s recovery.
2. The house 'rules and agreements'.
3. Your expectations regarding any restrictions, requirements, and/or responsibilities.
4. The dollar value credited to their 'cost of living' for honoring their commitments.
5. Consequences for violations of the recovery contract, compliance sheet, and/or chore checklist.
Bonus: Inside there's an access link to my private focus group where I answer questions and offer tailored services. -Kyle Dudzinski, PhD.
Mom and I even dress alike now.