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patient reports : Getting reports from the patient on when they are active and non active in addiction addiction : Inability to stop using or drinking despite negative consequences such as:1. inability to keep a job or attend school2. use in high risk situations3. legal consequences4. encountering conflict5. damage to relationships disease concept : Addicts continue to seek out and use drugs despite negative life consequences.1. Rooted in the idea that the addict has an abnormal rea...

Addiction : Inability to stop using or drinking despite negative consequences such as: 1. inability to keep a job or attend school 2. use in high risk situations 3. legal consequences 4. encountering conflict 5. damage to relationships The Disease Concept : Addicts continue to seek out and use drugs despite negative life consequences. 1. Rooted in the idea that the addict has an abnormal reaction to a substance to which most people react differently 2. A non alcoholic could have 1 or...

Aaron Beck : Originator of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. ABC approach : A technique in REBT that says there is an activating event, a belief about it and a consequence. Action Stage : Putting the plan for change into action, user tries new behaviors, but these are not yet stable. Adlerian Therapy : An insight-oriented therapy that emphasizes the first 6 years of life as an influence in who the person becomes. Sibling order is an important factor in shaping a person's life. Goal i...

The Native American population, for example, have addiction rates of: : 50% CAGE TEST - The CAGE test is a simple assessment that is administered to individuals with a drinking problem. The questions on this test refer to : Cutting down on drinking, feeling annoyed and guilty, and dealing with hangovers. The interpersonal style in which a member of a minority group has made a conscious or subconscious decision to reject the general attitudes, behaviors, customs, rituals, and stereot...

1. which of the following is NOT an inherent characteristic of addiction? : 1. Dissolution of relationships 2. which type of factor in an individual's predisposition to addiction has the greatest potential to increase the risk of addiction after exposure to a substance? : 2. genetic 3. the enabling behavior MOST likely practiced by the addicted person's family members in the early stages of addiction are: : 3. protecting and shielding 4. when making initial inquiries about an addicte...

Assessment : an ongoing process through which the counselor collaborates with the client and others to gather and interpret information necessary for planning treatment and evaluating client progress. Biopsychosocial perspective : This recognizes that there are biological, psychological and social causes of substance abuse and dependence. Biological factors : These include brain chemistry problems, which may be genetic, making some people particularly vulnerable to addiction to cert...

An enabler is... : Someone who removes or limits the consequences for your behavior. The ancient dictum "primum non nocere", means... : Do not harm. A frequent client reaction during the termination phase of counseling is... : Acting out behavior. In order to provide clients with updated info on addiction & recovery. : Counselor must stay well informed and aware of developments in the field. Case management does not include... : "Treating" psychiatric disorders. 2 | P a g e Your ...

MAST : michigan alcohol and screening test DAST : drug abuse screening test AUDIT : alcohol use disorder identification test CAGE : alcohol screening tool ASAM : american society of medicine TWEAK 2 | P a g e : alcohol screening instrument for pregnant women SASSI : substance abuse subtle screening inventory SBIRT : screening brief intervention and referral to treatment BDI : beck depression inv

Group : - "One, a, an, or some; one or more without specification or identification." - In whatever quantity or number, great or small; some. - Every; all. Counseling : Skilled and principled use of relationship to facilitate self-knowledge, emotional acceptance and growth and the optimal development of personal resources. Communication : The art of transmitting: - Information - Ideas 2 | P a g e - Attitudes from one person to another. Effective Counseling Skills : - Active Li...

naturally occurring drugs : come from bacteria, fungi, plants, or animals, no effect from human beings. ex - opium, coca leaf, marijuana and tobacco Semi-synthetic drugs : isolated from nature and then modified in the lab ex - heroin and cocaine synthetic drugs : chemical substances produced artificially in a laboratory ex - methadone, barbiturates', ectasy, PCP, methamphetamine. onset : how long before a drug's effect is felt duration : length of time something lasts 2 | P a g e ...