SOCIAL SKILLS DEFICI TS 335 D. The client's family continues to have a poor understanding of his/her mental illness symptoms, abilities, and needs and were provided with remedial information in this area. 39. Refer to a Family/Caregiver Support Gr oup ( 39) A. The client's family members/caregivers were referred to a support group for those who care for the chronically mentally ill. B. The client's family members/caregivers reported being helped by attending a support group for those who care for t he chronically mentally ill, and this attendance was reinforced. C. The client's family members/caregivers have not attended a support group and were encouraged to do so. 40. Review Relationships Damaged by Mental Illness (4 0) A. The client was requeste d to make a list of his/her important relationships, including those that have been damaged by his/her pattern of mental illness symptoms. B. The client's list of important relationships was reviewed, focusing on lost relationships that can be salvaged, d eveloped, or resurrected. C. The client's experience of the loss of these relationships was processed. D. The client has not developed a list of lost relationships and was redirected to do so. 41. Identify Individuals Hurt in Relationships (4 1) A. The client was assisted in identifying those who have been hurt in previous relationships. B. The client was assisted in identifying those to whom he must make amends. C. The client was assisted in identifying how to apologize to those whom he has hurt in pr evious relationships. 42. Coordinate Conjoint Session for Making Amends (4 2) A. A conjoint session was held to assist the client in making an apology or making amends to individuals whom he/she has harmed. B. The client was reinforced for making amends or providing apologies to those whom he/she has offended or hurt due to his/her mental illness symptoms. C. The client has denied any need for making amends to others and was encouraged to review this area. 