Review the video "Introduction to Motivational Interviewing," from the Unit 4 study activities. Each scenario provides examples of how a motivational interviewing approach opens the dialog for change. As our text points out (Lewis, 2014, p. 6), MI is likely a better fit for clients who are still early in the treatment process. S
Review a specific addiction listed in the DSM-5 and address what the relevant differential diagnosis would need to rule out. Note what assessments are needed to rule out other mental health or medical disorders that might be present with similar concerns or symptoms. What assessments would help support determining the level of s
Select a specific central nervous system stimulant drug and a depressant drug or substance to compare. Using the basic pharmacological principles outlined in the Lewis text, rate the level of risk associated with the use of each substance to help explain how someone abusing the drug or overcoming tolerance might be motivated to
Select two models of addiction . Compare how each model addresses the brain changes (neurological effects) associated with using a substance (or gambling) to excess. (Note that the media pieces and optional articles may be helpful to aid your understanding of the role of the brain in addiction.) Consider the relative emphasis th
Locate an article in the library written within the last five years that describes a specific treatment for an addictive disorder. Identify which model of addiction would be most consistent with that treatment approach. If no single model appears to help explain the assumptions about addiction underlying that treatment, select t
There are many definitions of abnormal behavior. They range from statistical approaches, to evaluative approaches. This is what the DSM states: A mental disorder is conceptualized as a clinically significant behavioral or psychological syndrome that occurs in an individual and that is associated with present distress (a painful
According to the biological model of addiction why do some people become addicted? What do advocates of the learning model of addiction say why some people become addicted? Use scholarly sources to support your answers. Cite your sources with an APA format
What are the Effects that Ethics in drug treatments have on the field of psychology? Can you please give references?
Counselors should use appropriate treatment strategies when working with clients experiencing addictions. Selected interventions should be appropriate to the needs of the client and be grounded in a theoretical and/or empirical basis. Therefore, counselors should carefully develop assessment and treatment plans to help them gath
Over the past decade, cases of substance use and abuse have appeared more prevalent in society. From the mental health perspective, research has shown an increase in cases of substance use and abuse, particularly with adolescents. This increase has prompted further investigation into adolescent risk and resilience factors, as we
I need a guide that will help me on this project. I want to do a project on alcohol as a substance. Alcohol is considered a drug and an addictive substance. I need to create a presentation including the following: Introduction Identify your Drug and Define its primary use in our Culture. Identify Rates of Use and Population
What if we look at 'who has the power'? In addiction the substance has the power and the person no longer has the power to choose. Certainly Amy Winehouse--is yet one more example-- and the many more we could mention are examples of addiction and sad ones at that. Many may have a time when they drink too much coffee or to
What are the key findings and assertions from the article? Could you also help me discuss the population, assessment instrument (if applicable), and whether or not you think this is compelling research that would aid you as both a scholar and a practitioner? Also, are there any ethical concerns you might have regarding to the co
At 16 years of age, Tony was arrested for a DUI as well as marijuana possession. His case was assessed and he was taken to juvenile detention. According to his juvenile justice probation officer, Tony has mentioned that drinking and marijuana wasn't a big deal and his parents partook in similar activities regularly. This mad
Tony was a 16-year-old juvenile who was picked up for driving under the influence of alcohol and possession of marijuana. He was evaluated and taken to juvenile detention. When speaking to the juvenile justice probation officer, Tony stated that drinking and marijuana was not a serious issue and that his parents did it all
Explain the difference between "alcohol abuse" and "alcohol dependence."
Working with special populations in any field can present challenges that require special competencies. This is particularly true in the substance abuse field. There are assessment and treatment approaches. In addition, specific demographic factors such as age, socioeconomic status, family composition, and parenting styles can i
There are many issues related to women and AOD: (1) What role does gender play in the identification and treatment concerns for women? (2) What are the reasons that diverse populations mistrust the treatment system? (3) What would you recommend be done to counter the problem?
1. Positive arguments for twelve-step groups? 2. What are some negative arguments against twelve-step groups? 3. What individual would best benefit from this group?
-What are the similarities/differences between cognitive-social learning model to the Cenaps model of relapse prevention? -What are the advantages of cognitive-social learning model when dealing with relapse prevention?
Explain how biology, family, and culture may each contribute to substance abuse and/or addiction.
(1) Briefly summarize the case study Explain your five-axis diagnosis. Provide specific supporting information for each axis. (2) Describe additional information that might be significant to the assessment, treatment, and welfare of the client. (3) Briefly describe the interventions you would recommend and explain why you woul
Provide thoughts about the role one might like to take as an advocate and/or agent of social change within the field of substance abuse counseling.
Provide a comparison (similarities and differences) of two relapse prevention models. Then, explain how each model might be applied in a substance abuse counseling setting, using specific examples.
Substance Abuse Assessment and Intervention Plan Develop a Substance Abuse Assessment and Intervention Plan based on the case study Lisa. The plan must explain the choices that was made in plan be supported with scholarly references from the professional literature (e.g., Addictive Behaviors, Drug and Alcohol Review, Journal
Provide an example of an article that illustrates the needs of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender populations as related to substance abuse and/or addiction. Briefly describe at least two intervention strategies that might be used with this population, given those needs. Provide specific examples and explain how each interv
Create and describe a hypothetical example that specifically illustrates how biology, family, and culture may contribute to and/or impact substance abuse and/or addiction. How do each of these contribute to substance abuse and/or addiction in the case?
Provide a comparison (similarities and differences) of the impact of two different cultures on substance abuse and/or addiction. Use specific examples to illustrate how elements of each culture may have an impact on particular aspects of substance abuse and/or addiction.
Please help with the following (just 250 words): Provide a description of the historical development that you believe contributes most to the abuse of a particular substance today. Justify your selection of this historical development and explain the impact it has had on the abuse of the particular substance. Then, describe
Can you please discuss the key components within the disease model of addictive disorders and co-occurring disorders. What do you see as the strengths and limitations of this model? This response contains 300 words with scholarly references.