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No	10od
If you had to stop using entirely Would you be able to?	1irq
Yeah. Yeah. I mean I don't want to	0id
but you could?	5yq
Yeah	8op
How about befor the marijuana same thing?	1irq
Oh, yeah. That's so yeah. Just every now and then.	0id
And the other substances you like Tell me about?	1irq
well, like experimented in college a little bit, like track speed and cocaine a couple times, but I really like that	0id
and no use since then?	5yq
No	9on
All right. Have you ever been treated for substance abuse?	5yq
No	9on
Yeah, yeah.	8op
Tell me about that.	1irq
Yeah. Um, well, I went with my husband on a business trips to Las Vegas one time. And you know, we'll go to Atlantic City, you know, maybe. Well, I guess we've been there. Well, once a year, not quite once a year.	0id
Okay. Can you tell us about your experience when you have gone? From Sure. gambling and what happened?	1irq
Um, well, I mean, mostly I like to go to see the shows. And then others I'll say, yeah, we're going to spend a certain Money, and we take that much and then when that's done, that's done.	0id
Okay. So you feel you have a gambling problem.	11orq
No	9on
Yeah, I did. I saw a counselor a few years ago.	8op
Do you remember what year?	1irq
it was that like 2010	0id
How long did you see the counselor?	1irq
It wasn't that long. She was kind of I wasn't that impressed. You know, maybe maybe two months.	0id
So what what happened of course that too much?	4crq
Well, I just wasn't wasn't that comfortable with her. She just seemed, I don't know how to describe it. Like, I didn't have a lot of confidence in her. She's seen really, She didn't seem very sure of herself. She seemed really like insecure herself. And I kind of felt like I wanted to take my problems to this person. Like, I don't know how to explain it and just it didn't feel very effective and	6cd
Okay, can you tell me how you terminated treatment? Did you cancel appointment and that was it or did you have obsession where you wrap things up with them?	1irq
No, I just stopped going	0id
stop going?	4crq
Yeah. I missed an appointment and then I didn't call to reschedule.	6cd
So it sounds like the reason that you didn't continue treatment was you didn't feel the counselor Really wasn't doing that great job felt secure and confident.	4crq
Yeah, she didn't get me or understand. Yeah. I didn't know how it was gonna help me anyway.	6cd
It's not uncommon throughout the course of someone's treatment, that they're treated by a counselor, mental health clinician, they don't quite become in sync with like this. That's not uncommon. Like, like you've recognizing that, perhaps she didn't understand you quite well. That's not uncommon. But what I like to do in our counseling relationship is if you feel that's the case, if you communicate that to me, and we can talk about that	3gc
oka Yeah.I appreciate that.	3gc
Was there any other mental health treatment you've ever received? Either inpatient, outpatient?	5yq
Yeah, in college after that thing happens. I did they wanted me to see the counselor there and when you know, like Two or three times	8op
after the onset of marijuana?	4crq
Yeah	6cd
so it kind of got mandated?	5yq
Yeah, exactly. I like went to a group. And I talked somebody they asked me a bunch of questions like that and then I saw someone one other time.	8op
Yeah.	8op
Wilmington, Delaware	0id
and how about which city and state you were raised in?	1irq
Wellington	0id
Okay. Do you speak any other languages other than English	5yq
Spanish not fluently but pretty well, pretty well.	8op
Tell me who raised you?	1irq
My parents	0id
biologic parents?	4crq
Yeah	6cd
At any point during childhood, have you ever raised by anybody else temporarily?	5yq
No. My grandmother lived with us for a little while but middle school or high school but	9on
can you tell me briefly what your life was like growing up.	1irq
Yeah, it was pretty normal childhood I guess. My mom was, she was angry, angry person, but it was, you know, my two sisters and me and my parents and we didn't want for anything. My parents loved us pretty much. And you know, we went to good schools. My mom, you know, my mom was pretty angry. Well, at least towards me	0id
not so much toward you?	4crq
my sisters now. I mean sometimes. My sisters in my dad she was like Angry in general. I guess I got the most of it. couldn't think, I don't know. I was wondering if is connected to my boss and the women at work? I don't know. That's kind of why I'm here. And it happened, you know, in the neighborhood too the women in the neighborhood after we moved to this new neighborhood, and I'm really feeling like, it's me and groups of women. And it's there. I don't know. I don't know you're the expert. But you asked me what my what my childhood was like, and, like, I can't complain. I wasn't like abused i like i said i was hit sometimes but that was the way you know, I was hit more than my sisters for sure because I was the oldest. My sisters were I was the oldest, my middle sister was I don't know if you want this to answer your question or no	6cd
Okay. My sisters were perfect. You know, my my middle sister was she always got good grades. She did exactly what my parents wanted. She was the one like She'd wake up by herself several hours before school started and get herself already make herself breakfast you know. She was just always a good girl And I mean, I wasn't bad at all but I don't now	4crq
So the family dynamic you're speaking about when did that change or hasn't changed?	1irq
It hasn't changed.	0id
What age should you move out of your parents?	1irq
college	0id
should be at around 19	5yq
Yeah	8op
you know, yelling my mom yelled a lot. Like I said she didn't hold back from you know, smacking my face or pulling my hair like that. When I was younger when I got older, she didn't do it as much. You know I could kind of push her away But it wasn't, you know, Yeah, that was it or other than that.	0id
He didn't get involved in the discipline component.	4crq
No, I mean, that was mom.	6cd
No	9on
and he is supportive of that?	5yq
Yeah. He It was kind of his idea. At first I thought I thought he was right. And I want to try it again.	8op
Definately	8op
How long have you been married?	1irq
15 years.	0id
and Where do they live? Like what do you?	1irq
with my husband and me	0id
every day?	5yq
yeah	8op
I think you mentioned earlier you've ever had traumatic loss, you haven't lost a child.	5yq
No	9on
Can you describe your relationship with your children to me?	1irq
Yeah, it's a good relationship. Well, I, I try. I said when I had kids, I was not gonna be like my mom. So I don't know and I don't let my husband yell at them. So my relationship with my kids is hugely important to me. We always spend a lot of time as a family we vacation together. We have family game nights. I help them with their homework. toddler years were tough. You know, that was challenging for us, but we got through that	0id
into round school?	5yq
Yeah, yeah.	8op
Not really, because I try so hard I mean I get mad sometimes I can feel myself flare up and but I don't know, I don't I don't think so.	9on
Okay. Anything else abut you told me what Tell me	1irq
well a couple of years ago when I was kind of in one of these periods, my son's teacher, he was in second grade at the time and she said she was concerned about him that he was kind of hanging out away from the other kids. She thought he might be depressed is what she said. So we took him to see somebody a couple times, but he was okay. He's okay now	0id
he's okay now?	5yq
Yeah.	8op
Had you worried a bit though?	5yq
Yeah. In situation.	8op
Yeah	8op
Alright, so I'm gonna be asking you some questions about your social situation and what you do in your leisure time.	0id
Okay.	7ack
How do you currently spend your day?	1irq
Um, well, right now, and before I came in I guess I go to work in the morning and then I come home at about 430 and take care of the kids. Get them from aftercare and then we'll have dinner, I'll make dinner and help them with their homework, My husband and I watch a TV show or something and then go to bed.	0id
That's a fairly typical day for you.	4crq
Yeah.	6cd
What do you do for fun?	1irq
Well, lately not a lot. I mean, I used to love reading, movies. I love to make jewelry but not in a while.	0id
Why don't you think you enjoy those things? Now as much as you did?	1irq

No

10od

If you had to stop using entirely Would you be able to?

1irq

Yeah. Yeah. I mean I don't want to

0id

but you could?

5yq

Yeah

8op

How about befor the marijuana same thing?

1irq

Oh, yeah. That's so yeah. Just every now and then.

0id

And the other substances you like Tell me about?

1irq

well, like experimented in college a little bit, like track speed and cocaine a couple times, but I really like that

0id

and no use since then?

5yq

No

9on

All right. Have you ever been treated for substance abuse?

5yq

No

9on

Yeah, yeah.

8op

Tell me about that.

1irq

Yeah. Um, well, I went with my husband on a business trips to Las Vegas one time. And you know, we'll go to Atlantic City, you know, maybe. Well, I guess we've been there. Well, once a year, not quite once a year.

0id

Okay. Can you tell us about your experience when you have gone? From Sure. gambling and what happened?

1irq

Um, well, I mean, mostly I like to go to see the shows. And then others I'll say, yeah, we're going to spend a certain Money, and we take that much and then when that's done, that's done.

0id

Okay. So you feel you have a gambling problem.

11orq

No

9on

Yeah, I did. I saw a counselor a few years ago.

8op

Do you remember what year?

1irq

it was that like 2010

0id

How long did you see the counselor?

1irq

It wasn't that long. She was kind of I wasn't that impressed. You know, maybe maybe two months.

0id

So what what happened of course that too much?

4crq

Well, I just wasn't wasn't that comfortable with her. She just seemed, I don't know how to describe it. Like, I didn't have a lot of confidence in her. She's seen really, She didn't seem very sure of herself. She seemed really like insecure herself. And I kind of felt like I wanted to take my problems to this person. Like, I don't know how to explain it and just it didn't feel very effective and

6cd

Okay, can you tell me how you terminated treatment? Did you cancel appointment and that was it or did you have obsession where you wrap things up with them?

1irq

No, I just stopped going

0id

stop going?

4crq

Yeah. I missed an appointment and then I didn't call to reschedule.

6cd

So it sounds like the reason that you didn't continue treatment was you didn't feel the counselor Really wasn't doing that great job felt secure and confident.

4crq

Yeah, she didn't get me or understand. Yeah. I didn't know how it was gonna help me anyway.

6cd

It's not uncommon throughout the course of someone's treatment, that they're treated by a counselor, mental health clinician, they don't quite become in sync with like this. That's not uncommon. Like, like you've recognizing that, perhaps she didn't understand you quite well. That's not uncommon. But what I like to do in our counseling relationship is if you feel that's the case, if you communicate that to me, and we can talk about that

3gc

oka Yeah.I appreciate that.

3gc

Was there any other mental health treatment you've ever received? Either inpatient, outpatient?

5yq

Yeah, in college after that thing happens. I did they wanted me to see the counselor there and when you know, like Two or three times

8op

after the onset of marijuana?

4crq

Yeah

6cd

so it kind of got mandated?

5yq

Yeah, exactly. I like went to a group. And I talked somebody they asked me a bunch of questions like that and then I saw someone one other time.

8op

Yeah.

8op

Wilmington, Delaware

0id

and how about which city and state you were raised in?

1irq

Wellington

0id

Okay. Do you speak any other languages other than English

5yq

Spanish not fluently but pretty well, pretty well.

8op

Tell me who raised you?

1irq

My parents

0id

biologic parents?

4crq

Yeah

6cd

At any point during childhood, have you ever raised by anybody else temporarily?

5yq

No. My grandmother lived with us for a little while but middle school or high school but

9on

can you tell me briefly what your life was like growing up.

1irq

Yeah, it was pretty normal childhood I guess. My mom was, she was angry, angry person, but it was, you know, my two sisters and me and my parents and we didn't want for anything. My parents loved us pretty much. And you know, we went to good schools. My mom, you know, my mom was pretty angry. Well, at least towards me

0id

not so much toward you?

4crq

my sisters now. I mean sometimes. My sisters in my dad she was like Angry in general. I guess I got the most of it. couldn't think, I don't know. I was wondering if is connected to my boss and the women at work? I don't know. That's kind of why I'm here. And it happened, you know, in the neighborhood too the women in the neighborhood after we moved to this new neighborhood, and I'm really feeling like, it's me and groups of women. And it's there. I don't know. I don't know you're the expert. But you asked me what my what my childhood was like, and, like, I can't complain. I wasn't like abused i like i said i was hit sometimes but that was the way you know, I was hit more than my sisters for sure because I was the oldest. My sisters were I was the oldest, my middle sister was I don't know if you want this to answer your question or no

6cd

Okay. My sisters were perfect. You know, my my middle sister was she always got good grades. She did exactly what my parents wanted. She was the one like She'd wake up by herself several hours before school started and get herself already make herself breakfast you know. She was just always a good girl And I mean, I wasn't bad at all but I don't now

4crq

So the family dynamic you're speaking about when did that change or hasn't changed?

1irq

It hasn't changed.

0id

What age should you move out of your parents?

1irq

college

0id

should be at around 19

5yq

Yeah

8op

you know, yelling my mom yelled a lot. Like I said she didn't hold back from you know, smacking my face or pulling my hair like that. When I was younger when I got older, she didn't do it as much. You know I could kind of push her away But it wasn't, you know, Yeah, that was it or other than that.

0id

He didn't get involved in the discipline component.

4crq

No, I mean, that was mom.

6cd

No

9on

and he is supportive of that?

5yq

Yeah. He It was kind of his idea. At first I thought I thought he was right. And I want to try it again.

8op

Definately

8op

How long have you been married?

1irq

15 years.

0id

and Where do they live? Like what do you?

1irq

with my husband and me

0id

every day?

5yq

yeah

8op

I think you mentioned earlier you've ever had traumatic loss, you haven't lost a child.

5yq

No

9on

Can you describe your relationship with your children to me?

1irq

Yeah, it's a good relationship. Well, I, I try. I said when I had kids, I was not gonna be like my mom. So I don't know and I don't let my husband yell at them. So my relationship with my kids is hugely important to me. We always spend a lot of time as a family we vacation together. We have family game nights. I help them with their homework. toddler years were tough. You know, that was challenging for us, but we got through that

0id

into round school?

5yq

Yeah, yeah.

8op

Not really, because I try so hard I mean I get mad sometimes I can feel myself flare up and but I don't know, I don't I don't think so.

9on

Okay. Anything else abut you told me what Tell me

1irq

well a couple of years ago when I was kind of in one of these periods, my son's teacher, he was in second grade at the time and she said she was concerned about him that he was kind of hanging out away from the other kids. She thought he might be depressed is what she said. So we took him to see somebody a couple times, but he was okay. He's okay now

0id

he's okay now?

5yq

Yeah.

8op

Had you worried a bit though?

5yq

Yeah. In situation.

8op

Yeah

8op

Alright, so I'm gonna be asking you some questions about your social situation and what you do in your leisure time.

0id

Okay.

7ack

How do you currently spend your day?

1irq

Um, well, right now, and before I came in I guess I go to work in the morning and then I come home at about 430 and take care of the kids. Get them from aftercare and then we'll have dinner, I'll make dinner and help them with their homework, My husband and I watch a TV show or something and then go to bed.

0id

That's a fairly typical day for you.

4crq

Yeah.

6cd

What do you do for fun?

1irq

Well, lately not a lot. I mean, I used to love reading, movies. I love to make jewelry but not in a while.

0id

Why don't you think you enjoy those things? Now as much as you did?

1irq