Virginia Satir family roles under stress
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blamer, placater, the irrelevant, and super-reasonable
Counter-adaptation
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tolerance. prolonged drug use reduces the effect of the drug
Psychological model of addiction
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behavioral excess (social pressure and reinforcement contingencies)
poor judgment (Naivete and a failure of understand consequences)
psychological deficits (emotional and personality problems leading to self-
medication)
psychodynamic neuroticism (intrapsychic conflicts with problematic
developmental roots)
flawed thought patterns (misunderstanding indices of rish and probability)
Psychopharmacology
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the scientific study of the effects of drugs on both normal and abnormal
mental functions, moods, senation, thinking and behaviors.
Treatment goal objectives
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*abstinence/controlled substance use
*stabilize key circumstances
*obtain a physical exam
resolve current legal problems
seek and engage sober leisure skills
stabilize one's intimate relationships
incorporate significant others
improve assertiveness
enhance social pursuits
identify or resolve emotional problems
develop effective coping and stress management skills
build self esteem
accept responsbility beavorial choices
, firm commitment attend and participate in chemical dependency recovery
programs
keep scheduled appointments
expand recreational activites
Attend AA
become a sponsor
identify high risk situations
reheasre coping responses
relapse prevention plan
harm reduction apporaches
interview counselors on how to deal proper emotions
develop and implement discharge plan
prepare workable aftercare plan
Options for group counseling for families
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dynamic family therapy-gain insight to be able to understand conflicts
which are present in the family setting.
Experiental/Humanistic Family Therapy-present circumstances. Self
determination and self-awareness
Bowenian Family Therapy-emotions and intellect of a family may be
entangled or fused. Automatic emotional arousal within the family.
Structural Family Therapy-change the dysfunctional structure of the family
Family Disease Model-Alcoholism is a family disease with codepedence,
Limbic system
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cerebral structures associated with regulation of mood and emotion
, Hyperuria
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Frequent urination
Substance intoxication or withdrawal
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Behavorial, Psychological, Physiological symptoms due to effects of the
substance. Could cause substance induced delirium, dementia, psychosis,
mood disorder, anxiety disorder, sexual dysfunction or sleep dysfunction
What drug and alcohol screening instruments
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drug abuse screening test (DAST) 20 yes or no questions
Substance Abuse Problem Checklist (SAPC) 300 questions 8 categories
CAGE four questions alcohol problem screening instruments
Alcohol Use Disorders Indentification Test (AUDIT) 10 questions
Michigan Alcoholism Screening Test (MAST) 24 yes or no questions
Alcohol Use Inventory (AUI)
Dystonia
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blamer, placater, the irrelevant, and super-reasonable
Counter-adaptation
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tolerance. prolonged drug use reduces the effect of the drug
Psychological model of addiction
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behavioral excess (social pressure and reinforcement contingencies)
poor judgment (Naivete and a failure of understand consequences)
psychological deficits (emotional and personality problems leading to self-
medication)
psychodynamic neuroticism (intrapsychic conflicts with problematic
developmental roots)
flawed thought patterns (misunderstanding indices of rish and probability)
Psychopharmacology
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the scientific study of the effects of drugs on both normal and abnormal
mental functions, moods, senation, thinking and behaviors.
Treatment goal objectives
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*abstinence/controlled substance use
*stabilize key circumstances
*obtain a physical exam
resolve current legal problems
seek and engage sober leisure skills
stabilize one's intimate relationships
incorporate significant others
improve assertiveness
enhance social pursuits
identify or resolve emotional problems
develop effective coping and stress management skills
build self esteem
accept responsbility beavorial choices
, firm commitment attend and participate in chemical dependency recovery
programs
keep scheduled appointments
expand recreational activites
Attend AA
become a sponsor
identify high risk situations
reheasre coping responses
relapse prevention plan
harm reduction apporaches
interview counselors on how to deal proper emotions
develop and implement discharge plan
prepare workable aftercare plan
Options for group counseling for families
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dynamic family therapy-gain insight to be able to understand conflicts
which are present in the family setting.
Experiental/Humanistic Family Therapy-present circumstances. Self
determination and self-awareness
Bowenian Family Therapy-emotions and intellect of a family may be
entangled or fused. Automatic emotional arousal within the family.
Structural Family Therapy-change the dysfunctional structure of the family
Family Disease Model-Alcoholism is a family disease with codepedence,
Limbic system
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cerebral structures associated with regulation of mood and emotion
, Hyperuria
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Frequent urination
Substance intoxication or withdrawal
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Behavorial, Psychological, Physiological symptoms due to effects of the
substance. Could cause substance induced delirium, dementia, psychosis,
mood disorder, anxiety disorder, sexual dysfunction or sleep dysfunction
What drug and alcohol screening instruments
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drug abuse screening test (DAST) 20 yes or no questions
Substance Abuse Problem Checklist (SAPC) 300 questions 8 categories
CAGE four questions alcohol problem screening instruments
Alcohol Use Disorders Indentification Test (AUDIT) 10 questions
Michigan Alcoholism Screening Test (MAST) 24 yes or no questions
Alcohol Use Inventory (AUI)
Dystonia
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