Lesson 6 of 16
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State the problem

Before trying to find solutions, it’s helpful to write a statement of the problem.

 

Click on the names below to see how each of your companions defined their problems:

“I feel tired and weak at work, missing important information because I often go to bed after midnight when I have to get up at 5am.”

“I’m at a higher risk of overdosing (and possibly dying) when I use fentanyl alone in my room.”

“My heroin use has been affecting my work and my relationship with my family and kids because I have been hiding it from them.”

Now you can write a statement of your problem.