Your client is a 30-year-old, single, educated, Caucasian male who lives alone. He does not believe in God and has an aversion to any hint of organized religion. He is so sensitive to it that when he...

Your client is a 30-year-old, single, educated, Caucasian male who lives alone. He does not believe in God and has an aversion to any hint of organized religion. He is so sensitive to it that when he saw a Serenity Prayer plaque in the agency office, he almost left the agency rather than come in for treatment. He wants to become sober, and you believe that he needs a self-help group for support Assuming that each of the national abstinence-based groups is available, answer the following three questions in response to this case:

1. Which self-help group would you most likely recommend?

2. What would be your rationale in the referral?

3. Would you consider blending self-help groups (e.g., using literature from one group and encouraging attendance at another)? If so, which ones would you blend and why? Also, how would you help your client not become confused with this blending?