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Best Predictor Future Behavior
“The best predictor of future behavior is … past behavior.” JB has had 7 housing situations, not unlike what we saw today at Powell Butte. All involved him self medicating with cannabis and alcohol and a staunch resistance to medications. His conduct entailed interference with the quality of life of his neighbors, wholesale property damage, aggression/threatening. All involved with him being forced, under the threat of eviction. Several times he wound up being committed or homeless on the streets and now 4 years in a step down program. So what's different now?

When we met with senior Cascadia staff the 1st of February, Dr. Conour approved him safe to be in the community, on his present medications. I have implicit faith in his judgment. The
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