Mothers who participate in their teenager's substance abuse treatment demonstrate improved personal outcomes, specifically exhibiting better mental health and greater warmth toward their children.

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In cases of teenage substance abuse, family involvement in treatment is considered essential. This approach addresses underlying issues such as family dynamics and communication, while also focusing on relapse prevention. Studies indicate that increased parental participation is linked to a more significant decrease in substance use among teens.

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A counselor is considering two treatment approaches for a 16-year-old client. Based on the provided case details and your understanding of effective interventions, which approach is more likely to lead to a sustained reduction in substance use? Justify your choice.

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