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Substance Abuse Counseling Final- 12 Steps and Relapse
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- 1We admit that by ourselves we are powerless over alcohol- that our lives have become unmanageable.Step 1
- 2Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore our sanity.Step 2
- 3Made decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him.Step 3
- 4Made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves.Step 4
- 5Admitted to God, to ourselves, and to another human being the exact nature of our wrongdoing.Step 5
- 6Were entirely ready to have God remove defects of character.Step 6
- 7Humbly asked Him to remove our shortcomings.Step 7
- 8Made a list of all persons we had harmed, and became willing to make amends to them.Step 8
- 9Made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others.Step 9
- 10Continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong promptly admitted it.Step 10
- 11Sought through prayer and meditation to improve our conscious contact with God as we understood Him, praying only for knowledge of His will for us and the power to carry that out.Step 11
- 12Having had a spiritual awakening as the result of these steps, we tried to carry this message to alcoholics, and to practice these principles in all our affairs.Step 12
- 13What percent of U.S. adults have attended AA?10%, one in ten
- 14What is the primary purpose of AA?To carry the message of recovery to other alcoholics.
- 15What is the most any one member can give to AA?$1000.00
- 16Key Concept: Drug use makes me feel powerful and in control while it makes me powerlessStep 1
- 17Skill needed for step 1Honesty to admit powerlessness
- 18What are some signs that life has become unmanageable?physical problems
mood problems
compromise values
crisis caused by chemicals
abuse signs
dependency signs - 19Key Concept: Correcting my faulty concept of God in an important recovery taskStep 2
- 20Christian version: We come to believe that God, through Jesus Christ can restore us to sanityChristian Step 2
- 21Euphoric RecallRemembering the good times of addiction
- 22Barriers to GodBlame God for bad experiences
Feeling condemned - 23Meta-noiaChange of mind/repentance
- 24In what step does repentance happen?Step 3
- 25Key Concept: Keeping secrets results in slavery, while confessing brings relief and joy.Step 5
- 26Christian version: We commit ourselves to God and desire that he remove patterns of sin from our lives.Christian step 6
- 27Key Concept: I experience fulfillment when God's desire becomes my desire.Step 6
- 28Christian Version: We humbly ask God to renew our minds so that our sinful patterns can be transformed into patterns of righteousness.Christian Step 7
- 29Key Concept: I can cooperate with God as He renews my mind.Step 7
- 30What is the performance trap?Self-worth=performance + other's opinions
- 31Key Concept: The essence of prayer is a loving relationship with God.Step 11
- 32Change in attitudeInternal problem
- 33Elevated stressinternal problem
- 34Denial reactivation- reject feedback from othersinternal problem
- 35Post Acute Withdrawl SymptomsInternal Problems
- 36Behavior change: refusing to talk in group, slack off at workExternal problem
- 37Social breakdown: spouse leaves, relationship difficultiesExternal Problem
- 38Loss of structure- messed up routine, oversleep, missing appointments/meetingsExternal Problems
- 39Loss of judgement- priorities messed up, thinking a small problem is a disaster (blinders)Loss of Control
- 40Behavioral loss of control, acting irrationally without considering the consequencesLoss of control
- 41Option reduction, options are limited because life is out of controlLoss of Control
- 42Stuck pointEvent that initiates the relapse process
- 43The relapse, slip, actual degenerationUse
- 44How to reverse the processIdentify and manage warning signs
coping skills
educate on how to recognize signs
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- Beschreibung
- Learning to counsel those struggling with addiction using 12 step programs and teaching the signs of upcoming relapse.
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- Rachel Fuller
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