Topic: models of addiction
Models of Addiction: The Temperance Model
The idea was that the drinker would admit his sins, beg forgiveness, accept punishment, and promise to abstain from that point on.
Topics: alcohol, co dependency, models of addiction
Models of Addiction: The Psychoanalytic Model
And there’s no reliable way to tell whether addictive personality traits represent a cause or a result of addiction.
Topics: addiction, alcoholism, models of addiction
Models of Addiction: The Medical Model
However necessary — and it is necessary — good acute care will never be enough to solve the problem of addictions.
Topics: alcoholism, health care, models of addiction, SBIRT
Models of Alcoholism and Drug Addiction
By examining the models through which people view and deal with addiction, we can better understand how our society reacts to its continuing presence.
Topics: alcoholism, models of addiction, policy, stigma
Environment & Expectations: Do They Influence Addiction?
Much of the anxiety the addicted person feels is anticipatory, based not on actual withdrawal symptoms but on the fear of not being able to find an adequate supply of the drug when they arrive.
Topics: addiction and the brain, alcoholism, compulsive behavior, gambling, models of addiction
Why Do Alcoholics Drink?
If you’re happy with your program of recovery, find another therapist who believes in letting the client direct the course of therapy.
Topics: alcoholism, diagnosis, disease, disease model, models of addiction, recognizing addiction, signs and symptoms