Background
In dual diagnosis like mood disorder and substance use disorder, which occurs first?
Can be either
How many models of care are listed in the presentation?
3
Psychosocial approaches are the only options for consumers with dual diagnosis?
True or False.
False, it can include pharmacological approach as well.
Prior to seeing a doctor, it is suggested that individuals get support services from organisations.
True or False.
False. It is best to see doctors first so they can provide you with further information and a referral to an appropriate support services.
How many percentage of people with mood disorder or substance use disorder also experience another mental health condition?
A) 10%
B) 25%
C) 39%
D) 58%
B) 25%
Which care principle is used to link people to appropriate services regardless of where they enter the system of care?
A) Open door approach
B) Collaborative practice
C) Recovery-based approach
D) No wrong door approach
D) No wrong door approach
Which of the following approaches focuses on assisting consumers to develop insight into the impact of their behaviour?
A) Cognitive behaviour therapy
B) Therapeutic alliance
C) Motivational interviewing
D) Relapse prevention
C) Motivational interviewing
Which of following programs is NOT provided by Family Drug Support?
A) Support meeting
B) Treatment services
C) Peer support
D) Stepping stones
C) Peer support, is from SANE Australia
What is co-morbidity?
Co-morbidity is a term that describes the situation of a person experiencing two or more pathological or disease processes at the same time.
Integrated treatment (model of care) is often used in acute settings.
True or False.
False, it's sequential treatment
Assertive community treatment is the preferred model for people with co-existing substance use who constantly seek out support.
True or False.
False, assertive community treatment is the preferred model for people with co-existing substance use who 'rarely' seek out support.
Which organisation provides services for adolescents and young adults having co-existing mental health and substance use disorder?
WEAVE
What is the most common form of substance abuse disorder?
Alcohol dependence
What is 'integrated treatment'?
Refers to provision of holistic care, addressing both conditions by the same service provider or treatment team at the same time.
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy is one of the relapse preventions. It applies both 'min....ness' as well as the 'com...ment' and behaviour change process to people with substance use disorders.
Mindfulness; commitment
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy is one of the relapse preventions. It applies both 'mindfulness' as well as the 'commitment' and behaviour change process to people with substance use disorders.
What age range of people does WEAVE provide service for?
A) kids
B) adolescents and young adults
C) adults
D) 65 and above older people
B) adolescents and young adults
Why are individuals with mood disorders more prone to having co-exisinting substance use disorder?
Substances are often used by individuals with mood disorders to alleviate the stress or negative experience/symptoms of their mental illness.
What are the three major principles of care for consumers with dual diagnosis mentioned in the presentation?
- Effective collaboration partnerships between mental health services and drug and alcohol services
- The active participation of the person, primary carers, family or significant others in the treatment and care of people with dual diagnosis wherever possible
- No wrong door approach
Please list one psychosocial approach mentioned in the presentation.
Hints:
- T... A...
- M... I...
- C... B... T...
- A... C... T...
- R... P...
- W... with F.../C...
- Therapeutic Alliance
- Motivational Interviewing
- Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
- Assertive Community Treatment
- Relapse Prevention
- Working with Families/Carers
SANE Australia provides several services for people having mental illness and substance use disorder.
Please list one of the services they provide.
Hint: Cou.......g/ With...... pro...../ Pe.. sup..../ He...ine
- Counselling
- Withdrawal programs
- Peer support
- Helpline