CH 7
Which is NOT one of the six stages of change?
a. relapse
b. motivation
c. action
d. maintenance
Understanding the limitations in the functioning of the individual due to prolonged substance use, while assessing the antecedents (triggers) and consequences of substance use.
_____is the chronic use of excuses to support both addiction and the feelings of inadequacy that lead to destructive acting and behaving.
Acetylcholine is a _____.
______was established after modifications to Al-Anon.
Which of the following is NOT one of the four pillars that guide MI?
a. Expressing Empathy
b. Develop Alliance
c. Rolling with Resistance
d. Support Self-Efficacy
In this type of relationship, a client believes there is not a problem and the counselor agrees, validates, or “goes along with” this perception, while also offering to help the client in ways the client can determine.
What is visitor-type relationship?
_____should be provided an opportunity to come together to share their experiences, discuss problems, provide encouragement, and learn to cope more effectively with various concerns.
The obsessive disinhibition form of craving is the result of dysfunction in the ______ neurotransmitter system.
In AA, _______serve as a guide and facilitator of the recovery process.
Which of the following is NOT one of the five early motivational methods?
a. challenging
b. affirming
c. summarizing
d. eliciting change talk
an alternative to abstinence
____states that counselors may only practice within areas in which they have received the necessary education, training, experience and supervision.
The use of more than one medication in treatment.
To the members of _____, it is not the specific chemical that is the problem, but the common disease of addiction.
What is Narcotics Anonymous (NA)?
When a counselor reinforces or enhances resistance talk
W.R. Miller and Page are known for what?
What is “warm turkey” or sobriety sampling approach?
A type of counseling group that commonly includes planned interventions that focus on specific issues is commonly referred to as___.
What is Psychoeducational group?
one of the four pharmacokinetic processes
There are six noted types of twelve-step meetings. In _____ meetings, one recovering person speaks to the group about his/her addiction and recovery story.
Maximizing change talk and reducing resistance talk
Steve de Shazer and Insoo K. Berg are best known for what theory of therapy?
A visual representation of a person’s family tree created with lines, words, and geometric figures that may reveal patterns of addiction, codependence, or other problem behaviors in the client’s family system is called___.
What is Genogram?
A drug’s impact on the body
What is pharmacodynamics?
Closely follows the cognitive-behavioral school of counseling, and views alcoholism as reflecting negative, self-defeating thought patterns.
What is Rational Recovery (RR)?