John is self-referred to treatment for Opiate use. He was diagnosed with a Opiate Use Disorder with physiological dependence. He has no complicating medical concerns, works full time, and has no treatment resistance. Presently, he lives in an apartment with a friend who uses opiate pain medicine daily. This means opiate medication is in the household. Which of the ASAM Dimensions would have the most concern?
What will be an ideal response?
Recovery and Living Environment (6). Having a client’s drug of choice available to them in their living situation may pose a relapse risk.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false