M.I.
the central feature of any therapeutic
interaction
Change
Researchers indicate that the great majority of
treatment for substance use is administered in...
groups
Alcoholics Anonymous was founded on June 10 of what year
1935
Relapse is a part of
recovery
a relationship- and
client-centered system of change by which the
counselor utilizes various techniques and
interpersonal skills known to be effective agents of
change.
Motivational Interviewing
an increasingly popular and important source of help for many clients, they provide a planned framework that can be replicated, modified, and/or adapted to fit different types of client groups
Psychoeducational
The first edition of Alcoholics Anonymous was
published in
1939
After the client has completed the initial stages of
treatment, the focus of counseling and recovery
support services typically turns towards
establishing a ___________ routine
maintenance
the earliest stage of the
change process.
Pre-contemplation
These types of groups explore the foundation of
current behaviors, seeking to build insight and
replace dysfunctional coping patterns with healthy
ones.
Psychotherapeutic
Founded by the wives of AA members.
It is a support group for the family of someone
struggling with alcohol use disorder
Al-Anon
Sustained abstinence is considered as ____ days or longer
30
n this stage, clients are open to the idea that
perhaps their behavior is problematic
Contemplation
These voluntary groups have members that share
a common problem and meet for the purpose of
exchanging social support
Self-help
Founded in
1986 in Phoenix, Arizona, and is a 12-step
program that strives for healthy relationships from
the point of departure of codependence on
someone with an addiction
co-dependents anonymous
The use of medication to treat SUD's is called
Pharmacotherapy
The client is now ready to begin taking steps to
actively change the target behavior
Preparation
Professional counselors who lead groups are
called to practice within the scope of
competence
By 1957, in response to the recognition
that teenagers presented special needs and
concerns, this group was established after
modifications to Al-Anon.
Alateen
a return to one’s drug-
seeking and using behaviors and lifestyle prior to
initiating treatment and recovery services.
recidivism
The counselor’s role during this stage is to help
the client remember why he or she decided that
change was necessary
Action
communicates basic rights and
responsibilities to the prospective group member
Informed consent
was
founded in 1986 by Jack Trimpey and emphasizes
direct instruction from recovered addicts on self-
recovery and permanent abstinence from
addiction.
Rational Recovery
the degree to which a
person feels capable and competent of being
successful in a specific situation.
self-efficacy
The change process belongs to
the client
Concepts such as educational background,
geographic region, relationship status, and
spiritual belief systems is known as
diversity
this person has the single
purpose of helping the sponsee recover from the
behavioral problem that brought the sufferer into
12-step work
sponsor
When are Clients more likely to lapse or relapse?
immediately following treatment
an interpersonal
exchange whereby a client appears to be working
against change while a counselor may seem to be
arguing for change
resistance
While ____ acknowledges alcohol as a drug,____
does not
NA/AA
The emphasis on ___________, surrender, and
powerlessness contradicts contemporary dominant
Western cultural norms of self-reliance and
widespread secularism
spirituality
one of the primary tools used to change
negative thinking and develop healthy life coping
skills
CBT