LEGAL CONCERNS 185 B. The client identified specific ways in which his/her mental illness symptoms may interact with incarceration (e. g., increased paranoia, more acute anxiety, or difficulty managing mania), and this was reviewed. C. The client's more complete understanding of the interaction of his/her mental illness symptoms with his/her incarceration has assisted in helping him/her complete his/her jail sentence, and he/she was provided with positive feedback in this area. D. The cli ent displayed poor understanding of the impact of his/her mental illness symptoms interacting with his/her incarceration and was provided with additional feedback in this area. 19. Monitor Medications in Corrections Setting ( 19) A. The client was monitor ed for the appropriate provision and use of his/her medication within the corrections setting. B. The corrections staff was advised about the potential side effects that should be monitored regarding the client's psychiatric medications. C. The correctio ns staff was advised about the potential negative consequences that may result from neglecting the client's medications. D. As a result of regular advocacy regarding the client's medications, he/she has been more regular in his/her use of the medications. E. The client has not regularly taken his/her medications, and solutions to this problem were developed. 20. Review Personal Safety While Incarcerated (2 0) A. Personal safety considerations were reviewed with the client regarding the time that he/she i s incarcerated. B. The client was assisted in understanding how other inmates may treat him/her, how to get help if threatened or assaulted, and how to respond to others within the corrections setting. C. As a result of the client's increased understandi ng of personal safety considerations, he/she has been able to maintain his/her personal safety within the corrections setting. D. The client has failed to focus on his/her personal safety considerations and was provided with additional feedback in this ar ea. 21. Develop Responses to Hostility in Jail (2 1) A. The client was assisted in developing assertive, nonviolent responses to potentially hostile individuals in the corrections setting. B. The client was provided with positive feedback as he/she displ ayed increased understanding of how to respond to hostile individuals in the corrections setting. C. The client displayed poor understanding of how to cope with hostile individuals in the corrections setting and was provided with additional, remedial feed back in this area. 22. Facilitate Appointments with Court Officers (2 2) A. The client's attendance at appointments with court officers was monitored. B. The client was provided with encouragement to make certain that he/she regularly keeps his/her appoi ntments with court officers. C. The client's regular attendance at appointments with court officers was facilitated. 