John is a 57-year-old man who has been referred to you for intervention. He is currently being treated for depression and anxiety. He also is a habitual alcohol user and has consumed 2-3 litres of wine per day for the last 10 years often supplementing that with 375 to 500 mls of spirit (vodka, whisky usually whichever is cheapest). He is currently in uncertain accommodation having been evicted for non-payment of rent, he is homeless, in emergency shelters or in vacant buildings. Due to current health issues relating to alcohol effects upon his liver, his doctor is recommending detoxification and abstinence. John is not convinced he needs to abstain but recognizes the need for treatment at this stage. He is in receipt of a government pension because of an injury which has caused him to be unable to work in his old job as a labourer. He may be able to undertake training in the future if his current mental health and addiction issues improve.

Below is a client presentation and in the extra resources folder is a description of The Sanctuary Rehabilitation Centre. Analyse your client's presentation and needs and discuss the suitability or otherwise of The Sanctuary as a treatment modality for your client. You will respond to the following questions in your answer detailing the reasons for your response.

1. Does the model fit your client's needs?
2. Is the model holistic and recovery focused?
3. Is the practice evidence based?
4. Are there any legal and ethical considerations in choosing this model?
5. Are there clear policies and procedures relating to client privacy and confidentiality?
6. Does the model deal with issues outside of AOD and mental health when considering recovery?
7. Does The Sanctuary have safety and risk management strategies in place?
8. Does the Sanctuary have a process or practice for dealing with poly drug or dual diagnosis issues? Is there a treatment plan process strategy in place?
9. Do they have support strategies for beyond the immediate AOD/mental health treatment?