CBT Techniques for Addiction Treatment
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XXXXXXXXX-XXXXXXXXXX therapy (CBT) is a usually XXXXXXXXXXXX as a XXXXX-XXXX XXXXXXX to XXXX XXXXXX discover and practice new XXXXXXXXXX XXXX XX XXXXXXX XXXX previous behavior. The major XXXXX XX on the present-day XXXXXXXX, XXXXXXXXXX XXX behavior. Drug XXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXX XX usually a XXXXX XXXX becomes a pattern in XXXXXX’s lives. XXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXXX, XXX drinking XXXXXXXX and XXX underlying XXXXXXXXXX that trigger the desire to XX under the influence XXXX be identified. XXXX makes XXX a XXXX effective technique XX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXX and XXXX XXX victim’s reform. It is a XXXXXX XXXX XX widely XXXX in addiction XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX and XXX XXXXXX XX be XXXXXXXXX (Parsons & XXXXXXXXX, 2016). XXX therapists XXX’t XXXX addicts what XX do; XXXXXX, they XXXX XXX addicts identify and XXXX XXXXX strengths and use XXXX to XXXX out XX the XXXXXXXXX.
XX XXXXXXX XXXXXX “Cognitive-Behavioral XXXXXXX for XXXXXXXXX XXX Disorders” by XXXXXX, XXXXXX XXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XX 4th XXXXXXXX 2010 describes XXX XX an effective method both when used XX a XXXXXX therapy XXX as part of the XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX techniques. The article gives strong evidence supporting CBT, XXXXX treatment strategies, its XXXXXXXXXXX in XXXXXXXXX clinics XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX (XXXXXX &XXX; XXXXXX, XXXX). The disorders that XXXXX from substance use XXX XXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXX conditions XXXX are revealed XX XXX XXXXXXXXXX use XX a substance XXXXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXX normal body function XXX XX associated XXXX XXXX XXXXX of XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX. The XXXXXXXXX are XXX very prevalent, XXXXXXXXXX XXXX XXX XXXXXXXX 30% dependent on XXXXXXX and XX % hooked on XXXXX drugs. XXXXXXXXXX XXXXX for XXXXXXX XXXX X.5% XXX XXXXXXX XXX 2% XXX other drugs.
The methodologies used XXXXXXX quantitative XXXXXXXX XXX trials XXXXXXXXX XX a large scale, XXX XXXX XXXX given XXXXXX support in the efficiency XX CBT XXX XXXXXXX alcohol and drugs addicts. XX randomized XXXXXXXXXX (X,340 patients) XXXX XXXX XX XXXX the XXXXXXXXXXXXX XX XXX. The larger group XXX found XX be under cannabis rehabilitation, a good XXXXXX under opioid and XXXXXXX treatment XXX XXX XXXXXXX XXXXX for XXXXXXXXXX and alcohol. XXX every XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX type, the XXXXXXXXXXX management practices were found to XX quite XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX to XXXXXXX prevention XXX XXXXX approaches. XXXXX who used CBT proved to show XXX durability XX XXX treatment over XXXX. 60% of XXXXXXXX XXXXX CBT were XXXXXXX XXXXX from XXXXXX XX week 52. That XXXXXX the efficacy of XXX for SUDs.
XXXXXX the XXXXX, some XXXXXXXXX were put under test to XXXXX the XXXXXXXXXX level of XXX XX SUDs. XXX heterogeneity XX all addictive XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX was XXXXXX. XX was XXXX XX XXXXXXXXXX XXX social XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX factors XXXXX are different XXX XXXXX victim of addiction. XXXXXXXX who XXXXXXXXXX experienced co-occurring XXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX of XXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXX XX use alcohol XXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXX (McHugh &XXX; Hearon, XXXX). XXX addicts XXXX underlying psychological XXXXXXXXX faced XXXXXXXXXX in denying XXX desire to XXXXXXXX using XXX XXXXXXXXXX. Subgroups XXX lack XXXXXX cognitive XXXXXXX XXXX XXXX it XXXX to concentrate or XXXXXXX or XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXX XX XXXXXXX problems.
CBT XXXXX the addicts XXXXXX XXX XXX of XXXXX, XXX finally, they XXXX out XXXXX. XXX strategy is XX XXXX the addicts XXXX a solution XXXXXX themselves. XXXXXXXXX patients showcase XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX and XXXXXXXXXXXX in XXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXX XXX continuous drug XXXXX. CBT XXXXXXXXXX encourage their XXXXXXXX XX XXX XXXXX-term XXXXX XXX themselves to help XXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXX long-term goal of coming out clean (Inglis, 2017). CBT involves XXXXXXXXXX and group treatments XXXX help improve XXX XXXXXXXXXX of the XXXXXXX to adhere XX XXX XXXXXXXXX. XXX patients XXX XXXX taught XX relapse treatment XX prevent XXXX from engaging in XXXXXXXXX XXXXX in XXXXXX. XXX XXX a success XXXXX XX XXXX 80%, XXXXX XXXXXXXX are XXXXXXXXX with XXX program.
CBT is a XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXX I XXXXX consider XXXXX in XX future professional practice. XXX XXXXXX XX XXXX it XXXXXX XXXX XXXXX XX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXX include XXXXXX learning process, motivating XXX patients XX XXX better XXXXX many techniques designed to change XXXXXXXX. XXX XX effective XXXXXXX it XX initiated in XXX XXXXXXX and nurtured to grow XXXX XXXXXX to enhance change in XXXX-risk XXXXXXXX that could lead XX XXXXXXX.
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