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Worksheet on solution-focused thinking for adults in recovery with scenarios on drug court, work schedules, and probation challenges.
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Solution-Focused Thinking in Recovery

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This printable worksheet helps adults in recovery or probation programs develop solution-focused thinking skills. Five open-response questions walk participants through real-world scenarios—completing drug court, managing work schedule conflicts, and navigating appointments—and ask them to identify solutions, weigh pros and cons, and reflect on personal benefits. Useful for probation and recovery programs, life-skills training, or reentry coaching.

Subject:
Life Skills
Topic:
Work
Grade Level:
Adult Education
Updated September 2025

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