Models for Prevention
Drug Treatment Programs
Levels of Intervention
100

______ factors include strong and positive bonds within prosocial family. 

Protective

100

Appear most effective with low-risk offenders who might be better serviced without the use of the courts in which the primary role of a trial judge is to act as a neutral referee in an adversarial system.

Drug Courts

100

Young children receive lessons on how to refuse the offer of drugs from a friend. 

Primary Prevention

200

_______ factors include a chaotic home, particularly those in which parents abuse substances or suffer from mental illnesses. 

Risk

200

A generic term for residential, self-help, drug-free treatment programs that have some common characteristics. 

Therapeutic Community

200

College students organize a "responsible drinking" program on campus. 

Secondary prevention 

300

This model posits a causal sequence leading from knowledge (about drugs) to attitude change (negative) to behavior change (nonuse). 

Information Model

300

Short-term residential programs, usually 28 or 30 day, frequently referred to as _____, are often based on the Minnesota Model of treatment for alcoholism.

Chemical Dependency Programs 

300

A man learns alternatives to cocaine use following a successful substance-abuse treatment program. 

Tertiary Prevention

400

This model assumes that adolescents who turn to drugs do so because of problems within themselves--low self-esteem or inadequate personal skills in communication and decision making. 

Affective Model

400

The ____ program requires an act of surrender-an acknowledgment of being an alcoholic and of the destructiveness that results- a bearing of witness, and an acknowledgment of a higher power. 

Alcoholics Anonymous 

400

Midnight basketball league to keep teens from drinking out of boredom every weekend.

Secondary Prevention

500

This model comprises the ways in which individuals change their behavior to meet the demands of a social environment

Social Influence Model

500

Self-help groups for drug users based on the 12 step approach. 

Narcotics Anonymous

500

Sober bars or dry motorcycle clubs for those in recovery.

Tertiary Prevention