Substance Abuse Flashcards
What are the stages of motivation?
1) Precontemplation (using but seen as a problem)
2) Contemplation (using but thinking about it)
3) Determination/Preparation (quit in the future)
4) Action (taking active steps/treatment)
5) Maintenance - about 6 months (behavior change with
continued work)
6) Termination - about 5 years (cognitive and emotional
changes, support system in place)
What are the different treatment approaches?
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) (pg. 365 - 12 Steps)
- Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) (Stinking thinking)
- Inpatient Treatment: The Minnesota Model (28
days) - Outpatient Programs (1-2 times per week, with
much criticism) - Contingency Management (CM) (reward/
reinforcement based)
Enabling vs Codependency
Enabling has to do with one’s BEHAVIOR toward a
chemical dependent, while codependency has to do with one’s RELATIONSHIP
to the chemical dependent
Abuse
Chronic, recurrent misuse of chemicals with at least one maladaptive pattern occurring in the past 12 months
Addiction
includes development of tolerance and withdrawal and a psychological compulsion to use despite negative consequences
set vs setting
Set - the mental and emotional state of the user (i.e. attitudes, expectations, personality, etc.)
Setting - the social and physical environment of the user at the time of use