INTERVENTION
What is the purpose of an intervention?
To encourage someone to seek treatment for addiction.
What is the definition of tolerance in relation to substance use.
A condition where the body becomes accustomed to a substance, requiring increased amounts to achieve the same effect.
What is the primary goal of rehabilitation programs?
To help individuals overcome addiction.
What does enabling mean in the context of addiction?
Actions that inadvertently support or perpetuate addiction.
Describe a family intervention.
Family members confront the individual about their substance use in a supportive manner.
What is an example of a substance that can lead to tolerance?
Opioids, alcohol, or nicotine.
Describe what inpatient rehabilitation entails.
A residential treatment program providing 24/7 care.
Give an example of enabling behavior.
Making excuses for the individual's behavior.
What is a crisis intervention?
An immediate response to a critical situation involving substance use.
How does tolerance relate to the risk of addiction?
Increased tolerance can lead to higher consumption, which raises the risk of developing an addiction.
What distinguishes outpatient rehabilitation from inpatient rehabilitation?
Outpatient allows individuals to live at home while attending regular treatment sessions.
How can providing financial support contribute to enabling?
It may allow the individual to continue using substances without facing the consequences of their actions.
How does a professional intervention differ from other types?
It is guided by a trained professional to facilitate the process effectively.
What might be some signs that a person is developing tolerance to a particular substance?
Needing to consume larger amounts to achieve the desired effects or experiencing diminished effects with the same amount.
What is a day treatment program?
An intensive treatment program during the daytime with the individual returning home at night.
Why is it important for loved ones to recognize enabling behaviors?
To avoid perpetuating the addiction and encourage accountability and treatment.
What strategies might be used during an intervention to motivate change?
Expressing concern, presenting consequences of continued use, and outlining treatment options.
In what ways can peers influence the development of tolerance among adolescents?
Peer pressure can encourage riskier behaviors, leading to higher consumption rates and quicker development of tolerance.
How can residential rehabilitation programs provide comprehensive support?
They offer a structured environment with access to various therapeutic resources and staff support.
Discuss the impact of enabling on the individual struggling with addiction.
It can prevent them from facing the reality of their situation and seeking necessary help.