I will not be up- STAGED!
How can a social worker INTERVENE, anyway?
I want to MAINTAIN my goal.
....talk, talk, TALK..
ANALYZE your own behaviours thank you very much!
100

Pre-contemplation

Contemplation

Determination

Action

Maintenance 

What are the stages of change?

100

1.Assessment

2.Motivational Interviewing

3.Individualized Treatment Planning

4.Initiation of Change

5.Maintenance of Change

What are the 5 main components of SRP?

100

A cognitive-behavioural treatment (CBT) with a focus on the maintenance stage of addictive behaviours.

What is relapse prevention?

100

"I need to try something new."

What is change talk?

100


This strengthens a particular behaviour (e.g., pleasurable effects from the pharmacology of the drug; peer acceptance)


What is positive reinforcement?

200

"Problem! What problem?"

What is Pre-contemplation?

200

******DOUBLE JEOPARDY******

Clients review and break down recent triggering events

Client identifies which triggers posses the highest risk

Goal setting

Self-monitoring of triggers (homework)

Development and refinement of coping skills

Identifying support networks


Individualized Treatment Plan

200

1. To prevent the occurrence of initial lapses after a commitment to change has been made 

&

2. To prevent any lapse that does occur from escalating into a full relapse. 

What are the 2 main goals of SRP?

200

"I'm at a crossroads...."

What is ambivalence? 

200


To imitate someone or to follow the example of someone. In behavioural psychology terms, this is a process in which one person observes the behaviour of another person and subsequently copies the behaviour.


What is modelling? 

300

 "I've done this before, I need a plan."

What is determination?

300

Open-ended Questions

Affirmations

Reflections

Summaries 

Motivational Interviewing Skills 

300

Planning time to engage in non-drug using/gambling behaviour 

OR

Avoiding or leaving a drug using situation 


are examples of 

What are early behavioural change strategies?

300

 "I just LOVE banging heroin! nothing beats the warm feeling."

What is sustain talk?

300


This is a negative condition that decreases the occurrence of a particular behaviour (e.g., If you sell drugs, you will go to jail. If you take too large a dose of drugs, you can overdose.)


What is punishment?

400

"It has been just over six months; so far so good."

What is Maintenance?

400

Starting to avoid or decrease encountering high risk situations

What is the initiation stage of behaviour change?

400

What technique is used with the following:

What are some of the good things about cocaine?

What are some of the not so good things about it?

What is the Decisional Balance?

400

"Since I stopped drinking coke, I've lost 2 pounds."

What is change talk?

400


occurs when a particular behaviour gets stronger by avoiding or stopping a negative condition (e.g.,If you are having unpleasant withdrawal symptoms, you can reduce them by taking drugs.).


What is negative reinforcement?

500

"Why is everybody on my case, I've got this under control.  I can give this up anytime."

What is contemplation?

500

Effective identification of warning signs

Successfully utilizing coping skills in high risk situations

Are two examples a client is in what stage.

What is maintenance?

500

Thought stopping and Urge surfing  are examples of 

What are later phase cognitive skills?

500

 "One the one hand, crystal meth suppresses my appetite and I've never looked sexier.  But, on the flip side, I'm running out of money."

What is ambivalence? 

500

1. identify high-risk situations and determine reinforcers

2. Examine long- and short-term consequences of drug use to reinforce resolve to be abstinent/reduce

3. Schedule time and receive praise

4. Develop meaningful alternative reinforcers to drug use



What is a functional analysis?