RECREATIONAL DEFICIT S 289 C. The client was rei nforced for implementing the relaxation techniques and reporting decreased reactivity when experiencing stress. D. The client has not implemented the relaxation techniques presented to him/her and continues to feel quite stressed; use of relaxation proced ures was again encouraged. 37. Coordinate Respite Services (37) A. Access to funds was coordinated in order to obtain respite services. B. Respite services were coordinated for the client in order to provide short-term periods of relief from parenting i n order to engage in recreational activities. C. The client was encouraged to use respite funds and services in order to spend quality time alone with each child in their identified recreational pursuits. D. The client was encouraged for his/her use of r espite services in order to be involved in recreational activities and improve the overall relationship with the child. E. The client has not used the respite services and was encouraged to do so. 38. Incorporate Recreation in Other Programming (38) A. A recreational component was incorporated into the client's day program. B. A recreational component was incorporated into the client's supported employment program. C. A recreational component was incorporated into other programming for the client. D. The client was reinforced for increasing his/her recreational involvement through incorporating this into other types of programming. E. The client continues to struggle with his/her recreational involvement, despite the use of recreational activities in other types of programming. 39. Review Risks of Manipulation/Abuse ( 39) A. The possible situations in which an individual with severe and persistent mental illness might be manipulated or abused were reviewed. B. The client was provided with positive fe edback regarding his/her understanding of situations in which he/she might be manipulated or abused while participating in recreational activities. C. The client was reminded of the support system that he/she has and is able to use if uncertain about the treatment from others. D. The client was supported for contacting members of his/her support system that can help keep him/her from being manipulated or abused. E. The client continues to be at risk for being manipulated or abused, despite support, and f urther remediation of these concerns was implemented. 40. Emphasize Nonsubstance-Oriented Activities (40) A. The need for developing social and recreational activities that are not related to the use of mood-altering substances was reviewed. B. The clie nt was assisted in developing recreational activities that are not related to the use of mood-altering substances. C. As a result of the client's increased involvement in recreational activities, his/her use of mood-altering substances has decreased, and he/she was provided with positive feedback in this area. 