Relapse prevention refers to a number of actions that, taken together, give an addict (or alcoholic -- same thing) the best chance at remaining clean and sober. It includes support groups, therapy, healthful living, nutrition, exercise, stress reduction, removal from old people, places and things until the person is solid enough to handle those stresses, development of some sort of spiritual (although not necessarily religious) practice, and education.
In my opinion, it should also include ongoing attendance at 12-step meetings. There are those who will disagree, but it has been both my personal and professional experience that those people have the best outcomes.
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Go to www.addictioninfo.org/articles/12/1/What-Is-Relapse-Prevention-Treatment/Page1.html.
....prevent relapses.
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Roland Williams has written: 'Where the world is quiet' 'Relapse Prevention Workbook for African Americans'
John W. Ludgate has written: 'Heal your self' -- subject(s): Burn out (Psychology), Cognitive therapy, Prevention 'Cognitive-behavioral therapy and relapse prevention for depression and anxiety'
Terence T. Gorski has written: 'Understanding the twelve steps' -- subject(s): Twelve-step programs, Alcoholics Anonymous, Alcoholics, Rehabilitation 'How to Start a Relapse Prevention Group' 'Do Family of Origin Problems Cause Chemical Addiction?' 'The relapse/recovery grid' 'Counselor's manual for relapse prevention with chemically dependent criminal offenders' -- subject(s): Handbooks, manuals, Relapse, Substance abuse, Treatment, Prisoners, Counseling of, Substance use, Prevention, Drug abuse counseling, Recovering addicts, Alcoholism, Drug abuse 'Staying Sober Workbooks' 'Understanding Addictive Disease' 'A group leader's guide to brief strategic problem solving group therapy' -- subject(s): Group psychotherapy, Problem-solving therapy, Strategic therapy, Brief psychotherapy 'Denial Management Counseling Professional Guide'
he relased relapse and relapse: refil and is expected to relase relapse 2 in febuary
Relapse Records was created in 1990.
He thought he was getting better, until he had a relapse.
Most drug addicts who attempts to abstain from using drugs for a long time have the tendency to craving drugs. Usually addicts who become bored on their drug treatment programs have the tendency to go back in usual ways and quit from rehabilitation. It is important for a recovering addict to have a drug program that can bring him relapse prevention.
Peter McCahill has written: 'Cue extinction' -- subject(s): Aids and devices, Behavior therapy, Counseling of, Cues, Drug abuse, Extinction (Psychology), Patients, Prevention, Prevention & control, Recurrence, Relapse, Substance abuse, Teaching, Teaching Materials, Treatment