Biological Effects
This is known as the "reward" neurotransmitter
What is dopamine?
Alcoholics Anonymous is an example of this form of recovery
12-step recovery
Someone attends a treatment center that argues that misuse of alcohol will likely increase one's karmic debt. This treatment center is espousing which model of addiction?
Moral Model
This is a short screener that ask a question about feeling annoyed with someone who has expressed concern for the patient's drinking.
CAGE
The person has no desire to change.
Pre-contemplation
Associated with depression and MDMA
What is Serotonin?
This form of recovery was created using CBT and is abstinence-based
SMART Recovery
This conversation style is ideal for working with clients who use substances, as it is collaborative and evocative.
Motivational interviewing
This screener is ten questions long and asks about the frequency of drinking and amount of standard drinks per occasion.
AUDIT
The person has decided to make a change and is actively making that change.
Action
The neurotransmitter most affected by opioids
What are endorphins?
This model of recovery really focuses on meeting the person where they are.
Harm Reduction
This level of care takes place in a locked facility and is accompanied by constant medical monitoring.
Inpatient treatment
This is the substance that the CAGE questionnaire is screening for.
Alcohol
The person expressed a lot of ambivalence regarding their behavior.
Contemplation
Alcohol is the only substance to interaction with neurotransmitter
GABA
Self-Management and Recovery Training is also know as what?
SMART Recovery
This is typically associated with around 9 hours of treatment a week and the Client can live at their own home.
Intensive outpatient
This is a great screener for cannabis use.
CUDIT
The person has made the change is seeking to avoid pitfalls and is practicing relapse prevention
Maintenance
Methamphetamines really interact with this neurotransmitter
Norepinephrine
Gorski's CENAPS model is to help with what?
Relapse prevention
"Acute intoxication and/or withdrawal potential" is an example of this
ASAM Criteria
This measure is over 500 questions long and is an intensive personality measure that can also support clinicians in identifying psychopathology.
MMPI-2
This refers to the thought that a person gains in understanding after each relapse, and thus makes the process of moving through the stages again toward Action and Maintenance smoother.
Upward Spiral