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Using Leverage in Counseling the Court-Referred Client, Part 9
Their fondness for risk and excitement makes them ill-suited to a ‘straight’ lifestyle they would no doubt describe as boring.
Topics: antisocial, compliance and noncompliance, counseling, court-mandated, leverage, Using Leverage Series
What KIND of Disease is Addiction?
Most communities provide both options for opioid patients, and lacking a methadone for alcohol or cocaine, use a more traditional abstinence-based approach for those addictions.
Topics: abstinence, addiction medications, disease model, MAT, opioids
Seven Tips for Getting Started Right With AA
The more we exert ourselves to help those with problems like ours, the more concrete benefits we receive from AA.
Topics: 12Step, maintaining sobriety, recovery support groups, Recovery Tools, tools for recovery
My Kid Can’t Be Addicted: Family Defenses
Topics: adolescent addiction, defense mechanisms, family involvement
Avoiding the Money Relapse Trap
Learning financial responsibility forces us to address and change behaviors and habits associated with our addictions.
Topics: maintaining sobriety, Recovery Tools, relapse, tools for recovery, triggers
Is This “Recovery?”
Instead of becoming inspired to turn his life around, he seems to have figured, “OK, crisis averted. Let’s go get a beer.”
Topics: client engagement and motivation, MAT, prescription medications, promoting recovery
Six Things You Can Do While Your Loved One’s in Treatment
Topics: co dependency, family involvement, maintaining sobriety, promoting recovery
Using Leverage in Counseling the Court-Referred Client, Part 8
Even the most recalcitrant drinker can appreciate the desirability of avoiding still more consequences. It’s a side door around some of the alcoholic’s denial.
Topics: counseling, court-mandated, DUI/DWI, leverage, negotiation, Using Leverage Series