2. Cognitive behavioural therapy
CBT is a TALKING THERAPY that can help to
MANAGE problems by changing the way of
THINKING and BEHAVING
National Health Service
(NHS)
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3. Cognitive behavioural therapy
CBT is based on the theory that most
EMOTIONAL and BEHAVIORAL reactions are
LEARNED and that new ways of reacting and
behaving can be LEARNED
Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT)
Substance Abuse: Clinical Issues in Intensive Outpatient Treatment
Treatment Improvement Protocol (TIP) Series 47
4. Relapse Prevention
RP is a COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL APPROACH with
the goal of IDENTIFYING and ADDRESSING HIGH-
RISK SITUATIONS for relapse, and ASSISTING
individuals in MAINTAINING desired behavioral
CHANGES
Dennis C. Daley ■ G. Alan Marlatt ■ Antoine Douaihy
Lowinson and Ruiz’s Substance Abuse
A comprehensive textbook.—5th ed.
5. Lapse & Relapse
initial episode of alcohol or other drug
use following a period of abstinence
failure to maintain behavior change over
time: “a breakdown or setback in the person’s
attempt to change or modify a target behavior”
Dennis C. Daley ■ G. Alan Marlatt ■ Antoine Douaihy
Lowinson and Ruiz’s Substance Abuse
A comprehensive textbook.—5th ed.
LAPSE:
RELAPSE:
6. Lapse & Relapse
the return to heavy alcohol or drug use
following a period of abstinence or
moderate use, occurs in many addicts
who have undergone addiction
treatment
Mary E. Larimer, Ph.D., Rebekka S. Palmer, and G. Alan Marlatt, Ph.D.
Relapse Prevention: Marlatt’s Cognitive-Behavioral Model
Alcohol Research & Health
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11. RP Intervention Strategies
Global Self-
Management
Strategies
Balanced Lifestyle and Positive
Addiction.
Stimulus-Control Techniques.
Urge Management Techniques.
Relapse Road Maps.
12. Helping Patients
To Understand Relapse as a Process and as an Event
To Identify and Manage Alcohol or Drug Cues & Triggers
To Understand and Deal with Social Pressures to Use any
Substance
Time (days , weeks, months )
Initial lapse
Stop relapse
Full-blown relapse
13. Helping Patients
To Develop and Strengthen a Supportive Recovery Social
Network
To Identify and Develop Effective Coping Strategies
To Manage Negative Emotional States
To Identify and Learn Strategies to Cope with Cognitive
Distortions
To Work Towards a Balanced Lifestyle
14. Special Considerations
Using Pharmacologic Intervention as an Adjunct to
Psychosocial Treatment
Assess Patients for Co-occurring Psychiatric Disorders and
Facilitate Specialized Treatment if Needed
Facilitate the Transition to Follow-up Outpatient Treatment
For Patients Completing Residential or Hospital-Based
Treatment