LEGAL CONCERNS 183 9. Coach Preparation for Court Hearings ( 9) A. The client was coached regarding his/her need to prepare himself/herself for court hearings (e. g., doing personal grooming, clothing selection, and gathering appropriate documentation). B. The client was provided with positive feedback regarding his/her giving a positive impression withi n the court setting. C. The client was provided with additional direction as he/she displayed poor preparation for his/her court hearings. 10. Review Court Protocol (1 0) A. Normal conventions within the court setting were reviewed with the client (e. g., referring to the judge as “Your Honor,” standing when the judge enters, and waiting for the appropriate time to speak). B. The client was provided with instruction on how to be a good witness (e. g., tell the truth, only answer the question asked, be prep ared for an opposing attorney to try to increase his/her anxiety). C. Role-playing techniques were used to help the client practice how to be a good witness. D. The client displayed a positive understanding of the behavioral expectations within the court setting and was encouraged for his/her mastery of this area. E. The client displayed a poor understanding of the behavioral expectations within the court setting and was provided with additional, remedial information in this area. 11. Role-Play Court He arings (11) A. Role-playing techniques were used to teach the client about the upcoming court hearing, with an emphasis on the expected progression of the hearing, typical conventions in the courtroom, and being an effective witness. B. During the role-playing, the client displayed a clear grasp of how to make a positive impression within the court setting and was given positive feedback in this area. C. During the role-playing, the client failed to present a positive impression and was provided with add itional feedback. 12. Refer to a Physician (1 2) A. The client was referred to a physician for an evaluation for a prescription of psychotropic medications. B. The client was reinforced for following through on a referral to a physician for an assessment for a prescription of psychotropic medications, but none were prescribed. C. The client has been prescribed psychotropic medications. D. The client declined evaluation by a physician for a prescription of psychotropic medications and was redirected to c ooperate with this referral. 13. Educate about Psychotropic Medications (1 3) A. The client was taught about the indications for and the expected benefits of psychotropic medications. B. As the client's psychotropic medications were reviewed, he/she disp layed an understanding about the indications for and expected benefits of the medications. 