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| A lifelong process of maintaining sobriety involving not only the drug addict/alcoholic but also the entire family system |
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Withdrawal (0-15)
Honeymoon (15-45)
The Wall (45-120)
Adjustment (120-180)
Resolution (180-360) |
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Physical Withdrawal (3-7)
Intense negative emotion
Require education and direction |
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Opposite of Withdrawal Stage
Energetic, optimistic, confident
Mood improves, frenetic/unstructured behavior, possibly manic
At high risk for relapse |
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Personal and interpersonal issue surface
Life problems and emotional issues surface and must be addressed
May lose hope, strength, motivation
Need counseling and group support
High risk for relapse |
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New hope and energy from working through emotions and issues
Accept life-long struggle of recovery
4 months sober as major acheivement |
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Possible emergence of process addictions
Emergence of psychodynamic material
Possible boredom or questioning of need for long-term supports and monitoring |
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| ASAM (American Society of Addiction Medicine) Levels of Treatment |
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Level 0.5: Early Intervention
Level 1: Outpatient Treatment
Level 2: Intensive Outpatient/Partial Hospitalization
Level 3: Residential/Inpatient Services
Level 4: Medically Managed Inpatient Services |
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Definition
Individual
Group (psychoeducation, therapeutic, skill training)
Family
Multifamily |
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Definition
Direct personal experience of event
Witnessing of event
Learning of event experienced by family member or close associate
Response to event involves intense fear, helplessness, and horror |
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Definition
| Intrusive recollections, Dreams, Flashbacks, and distress associated with cues related to trauma |
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Definition
| Symptoms and efforts that result in avoidance of stimuli associated with trauma, as well as numbing |
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Definition
| Difficulty sleeping, irritability, hyper-vigilance, and exaggerated startle response |
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Definition
Combat
Physical attack
Natural/man-made disaster
Diagnosed with life-threatening disease
Auto accident |
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Definition
Women 2X as likely
3.5% adults anually
3.6 v 9.7 M/W in lifetime |
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