Quadrants of Care
Stages of Change
ADHD & Related Disorders
Depressive Disorders and SUDs
Bipolar Disorder and SUDs
100

Which quadrant level would you see a client working in private practice?

Quadrant 1

100

Which stage is the person unaware that a problem exists?

Precontemplation

100

Which treatment/recovery plans are most effective for clients with co-occurring SUD and ADHD?

Sequential - SUD treated prior to mental health disorder, segregation of services, safety reasons

Integrated - Connect/conceptualize presenting issue, identifying how both disorders impact each other 

100

What is important when assessing individuals with co-occurring depressive and SUDs?

To not jump to conclusions about the nature or cause of the depression, to keep an open mind and attitude of flexibility.

100

What are some of the reasons bipolar disorders are the most missed and misdiagnosed disorders?

Accurate diagnosis not received until symptoms have occurred a decade or more

When co-occurring substance use disorders cloud the diagnostic picture

Co-occurring mental disorders and personality disorders

Commonly seeking treatment when they are in a depressed phase of the illness

200

What type of service would someone with a mild substance use issue (m) and a sever mental illness (S) be seeking? 

Inpatient detox, rehab facilities, intensive outpatient, outpatient substance use programs with co-occurring focus

200

Which stage does the client need to reinvest in recovery and put plans into motion that will get them back on track?

Relapse/Recycle

200

What does CBT/cognitive training address?

Distorted patterns of thinking.

Works with impulses and bx.

Helps to develop long-range goals vs. short term gratification, in connection to the misuse of drugs and alcohol.

200

Name the 3 screening tools that can be valuable to use in both initial assessment and ongoing treatment of depression.

Beck Depression Inventory-II

Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression

Patient Health Questionnaire 9 (PHQ-9)

200

Name 3 symptoms of a manic episode.

Pg. 158

300

Which service do quadrants IV and II have in common?

Case management

300

What is one thought/goal from the Action stage of change?

Today, I'm not going to drink.

I moved out when he was at work am staying safe at a safe house.

I've started CBT for my bulimia, and I might take medication, as well. 

300

Which populations can abuse stimulant medications, such as Adderall, Dexedrine, and Ritalin?

High school and college students (favored for euphoric effects and ability to work longer)

Those looking to lose weight, as well as those with eating disorders for appetite suppressant 

Long-distance truck drivers to ward off fatigue

300

Name the 5 forms of treatment that can be used to treat Depressive Disorders and SUDs.

Psychosocial Treatments - CBT, interpersonal psychotherapy, psychodynamic psychotherapy

Pharmacology - antidepressants used appropriately

ECT - for those with severe depression and have not responded to multiple medication trials

TMS 

Vagus Nerve Stimulation

300

What are the 5 parts of the integrated clinical approach for bipolar disorder and SUDs?

1. Thorough clinical assessment

2. Patient education about both

3. Including important supports in treatment

4. Evidence-based psychotherapies for bipolar disorder - IGT, FFT

5. Other psychotherapies - CBT, REBT, DBT - adapted to incorporate both issues relevant to SUDs and bipolar disorder

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