Positive Path Recovery: A Clinician's Guide
Edition: 2
Copyright: 2018
Edition: 2
Copyright: 2018
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There is a need within the addiction treatment field to recognize that different people need different methods of recovery.
Based on academic study and clinical experience, the Positive Path Recovery model is a complementary alternative to Twelve-Step recovery. These two approaches can co-exist as allies in the treatment of substance abuse. This title also includes a survey of theories of other people that have written about addiction treatment. Motivational Interviewing, and the Stages of Change Model also play a major role in Positive Path Recovery.
Positive Path Recovery:
- is a cognitive and behavioral approach to addiction treatment.
- includes elements of spiritually based ideas as posed by AA and Transpersonal Psychology.
- is designed to respect spirituality as an individual matter.
- recognizes that spirituality can help recovery but is not a requirement for recovery from addiction.
This book includes a series of student worksheets to help guide studies which highlight important concepts of Positive Path Recovery.
Introduction
Chapter One
Positive Path Recovery and the Basic Views of Addiction
Chapter Two
The Eight Principles
Chapter Three
Encouraging Commitment to Change
Chapter Four
Positive Path Recovery and the Restoration of the True Self
Chapter Five
Cognitive/Behavioral Techniques in Positive Path Recovery
Chapter Six
Communication Skills in Recovery
Chapter Seven
Success-Centered Treatment
Chapter Eight
Letting Go
Chapter Nine
Positive Path Recovery in the Treatment Setting
Chapter Ten
Positive Path Recovery and the 12 Steps
Chapter Eleven
Medication-Assisted Treatment
Chapter Twelve
Starting a Positive Path Support Group
Chapter Thirteen
Clinician Tools for Positive Path Recovery
Appendix A
Principle Two Worksheet: Redefining and Restoring True Self
Appendix B
Principle Six Worksheet: Relationships
Appendix C
Principle Seven Worksheet: Identifying and Overcoming Recovery Barriers
Appendix D
Eight Session Group Format
Bibliography
Online Resources
Glossary
This is a printed textbook with an access code printed on the inside front cover for the eSupplement.
There is a need within the addiction treatment field to recognize that different people need different methods of recovery.
Based on academic study and clinical experience, the Positive Path Recovery model is a complementary alternative to Twelve-Step recovery. These two approaches can co-exist as allies in the treatment of substance abuse. This title also includes a survey of theories of other people that have written about addiction treatment. Motivational Interviewing, and the Stages of Change Model also play a major role in Positive Path Recovery.
Positive Path Recovery:
- is a cognitive and behavioral approach to addiction treatment.
- includes elements of spiritually based ideas as posed by AA and Transpersonal Psychology.
- is designed to respect spirituality as an individual matter.
- recognizes that spirituality can help recovery but is not a requirement for recovery from addiction.
This book includes a series of student worksheets to help guide studies which highlight important concepts of Positive Path Recovery.
Introduction
Chapter One
Positive Path Recovery and the Basic Views of Addiction
Chapter Two
The Eight Principles
Chapter Three
Encouraging Commitment to Change
Chapter Four
Positive Path Recovery and the Restoration of the True Self
Chapter Five
Cognitive/Behavioral Techniques in Positive Path Recovery
Chapter Six
Communication Skills in Recovery
Chapter Seven
Success-Centered Treatment
Chapter Eight
Letting Go
Chapter Nine
Positive Path Recovery in the Treatment Setting
Chapter Ten
Positive Path Recovery and the 12 Steps
Chapter Eleven
Medication-Assisted Treatment
Chapter Twelve
Starting a Positive Path Support Group
Chapter Thirteen
Clinician Tools for Positive Path Recovery
Appendix A
Principle Two Worksheet: Redefining and Restoring True Self
Appendix B
Principle Six Worksheet: Relationships
Appendix C
Principle Seven Worksheet: Identifying and Overcoming Recovery Barriers
Appendix D
Eight Session Group Format
Bibliography
Online Resources
Glossary