Tips on Improving Addictions Education
Psychological theories that may be of great interest to professionals can seem like messages from Pluto to a rehab patient.
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Psychological theories that may be of great interest to professionals can seem like messages from Pluto to a rehab patient.
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There’s hope. Partly because the effects of repeated treatments tend to be cumulative — most patients are learning something important from each.
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The addict may have tried to control drinking or drug use many times, and failed. This experience leads him to conclude that he can’t change.
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“If my intentions are good,” they think to themselves, “how can my actions be unprofessional?”
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Involving the therapeutic team adds strength to the message and can speed the accomplishment of important goals.
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