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The medical model of addiction encourages perspective of long term use as "a definite morbid process with characteristic signs and symptoms". Also referred to as this more common term
What is disease
A skill that is encouraged in early recovery is for an individual to shift their focus away from their use and instead focus on something less triggering
What is redirection?
One of the most effective ways a person can be a support to someone in recovery by fulfilling this role defined as a person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause
What is an advocate?
This aspect of addiction can be overlooked by treatment plans that follow Twelve Step Module.
What are co-occurring disorders
People/Places/Objects are common types of this aspect that serves as a precursor to reoccurrence of use.
What are triggers
A common way to establish comfort for oneself in a time of change is to develop a sequence of actions regularly followed; a fixed program better known by this term
What is routine
A condition most support networks task the person in recovery of establishing. It typically is displayed by following through on stated goals.
What is accountability?
This type of network is commonly viewed as treatment even though it does not meet the requirements to be listed as one.
What is community support networks (AA/NA/CA/HA)
Instead of asking oneself "why" following a pattern of use. Recently more providers have promoted member's to ask oneself "what" when unpacking past use in effort to promote this skill that encourages serious thought or consideration.
What is reflection
This is usually the first role family members take on when they are concerned that someone they care about is at risk.
What is the Fixer
These two professions who both work in substance abuse field are typically confused for one another even though their roles are distinctly different
What are Psychologists and Psychiatrists
In many instances, members in active use will utilize the process of finding solutions to difficult or complex issues. Many treatment providers encourage members to continue to utilize this skill but in a more therapeutic mindset
What is problem solving
This is a type of support who may encourage disruptive behaviors to escalate in spite of their thoughtful intentions.
What is an enabler
The first stage of treatment
What is Acknowledgement
Our brain learns by these two aspects..... good job
Our brain learns by these two aspects..... good job
Our brain learns by these two aspects..... good job
What is repetition and reward
One of the more traditional coping skills offered by community support groups such as AA or NA encourage members to "play the tape through". In a therapeutic setting it is known by this term.
What is Reality Testing
This emotion is most commonly communicated when individuals believe their family member is in a high risk situation.
What is fear
For the most effective path to sobriety, many support programs recommend reaching this benchmark of abstinence
What is 90 days.
The most commonly suggested therapeutic tool for someone new to recovery. It emphasizes attention towards individuals thoughts, emotions and behaviors.
What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
(CBT)