Husr 415 exam - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Medical/disease model - Answer the disease concept follows the medical model and posits addiction as an inherited disease that chemically alters the body in such a way that the individual is permanently ill at a genetic level. Viewed as a primary disease. The articulation of addiction as a disease removes the moral stigma attached to addiction and replaces it with an emphasis on treatment of an illness, results in treatment coverage by insurance. Chronic and incurable; abstinence required Neu...

Motivational Interviewing: 4 principles/pillars and 5 techniques correct answer: 1. Expressing empathy 2. Developing discrepancy in value sys 3. Rolling with resistance (not personalizing) 4. Support self-efficacy/empower clients 1. Ask open-ended q's 2. Reflective listening 3. Affirmation of self efficacy 4. Summarization 5. Eliciting change talk Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: relapse prevention examples correct answer: Short term: A program of RP might be successful if results...

Motivational Interviewing: 4 principles/pillars and 5 techniques - Answer 1. Expressing empathy 2. Developing discrepancy in value sys 3. Rolling with resistance (not personalizing) 4. Support self-efficacy/empower clients 1. Ask open-ended q's 2. Reflective listening 3. Affirmation of self efficacy 4. Summarization 5. Eliciting change talk Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: relapse prevention examples - Answer Short term: A program of RP might be successful if results in a reduction ...

DSM Criteria for Substance Use Disorter - A-Continuous use despite danger -Tolerance goes up -Withdrawls occur when stopped Models: Moral - AMoral Failure Judging, shaming, jail time Does not account for genetics, ses etc Models: Genetic - AMay run in families--not usually actually based on genes Models: Developmental - AUse starts as teens due to neuron pathways remodeling Models: Disease - AUsing is a brain disease No judgement Negative is that no one likes thinking they have...

Counselor Competence - ANSWER-1. Comorbidity: dual diagnosis of substance abuse disorder & mental illness 2. Special pop: minors 3. Clinical knowledge of polysubstance abuse & dependence: 4. Knowledge of theory, treatment, & recovery models: 5. Multiculturalism: 6. Edu: 7. Counselors in recovery: 8. Self care: 9. Research based practice 10. Continuing edu: Self care and untreated Codependent issues impact on counseling practice - ANSWER-Untreated codependency can cause the counselor ...

Four primary principles of Motivational Interviewing - ANSWER-Motivational Interviewing is a relationship-and client-centered system of change by which the counselor utilizes various techniques and interpersonal skills known to be effective agents of change. The first pillar is expressing empathy. Empathy, or the communication of an understanding of the client's feelings, life experiences, and behaviors, is a necessary and central feature when practicing MI. The second pillar is developing di...

Etiological theories of addiction - ANSWER-disease model, moral model, psychodynamic model, learning model disease model, - ANSWER-you have an organ that has a defect therefore you have a disease moral model - ANSWER-model caused by sinfulness, a bad person psychodynamic model - ANSWER-are linked to ego deficientcies, inadequate parenting, attachment disorders, hostility, homosexuality, masturbation and so on. Difficulties linked to early childhood development are not specific to alcoho...

Motivational Interviewing: 4 principles/pillars and 5 techniques - ANSWER-1. Expressing empathy 2. Developing discrepancy in value sys 3. Rolling with resistance (not personalizing) 4. Support self-efficacy/empower clients 1. Ask open-ended q's 2. Reflective listening 3. Affirmation of self efficacy 4. Summarization 5. Eliciting change talk Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: relapse prevention examples - ANSWER-Short term: A program of RP might be successful if results in a reduction ...

· DSM criteria for substance use disorders - ANSWER-1- using more or using the subtance longer than intended 2- persisternt desire for it or unsucessfull seffrt to cut back 3- spending alot of time to obtain the subtance, use it or recover from it 4-craving or desiring it strongly 5- reccuring use cause failure to fullfill major obligations at work, school or home 6- Use continue as dispite persistent or recurring social or interpersonal problems. 7- Givving up social, ocupational, or re...

Motivational Interviewing: 4 principles/pillars and 5 techniques - ANSWER-1. Expressing empathy 2. Developing discrepancy in value sys 3. Rolling with resistance (not personalizing) 4. Support self-efficacy/empower clients 1. Ask open-ended q's 2. Reflective listening 3. Affirmation of self efficacy 4. Summarization 5. Eliciting change talk Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: relapse prevention examples - ANSWER-Short term: A program of RP might be successful if results in a reduction ...