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Treatments for Substance-related Disorders
Treatment for substance-related disorders is tailored to the individual and commonly includes behavioral therapy, medication, or a combination of both. Furthermore, specialized therapies have been created for specific substance disorders, such as those involving alcohol, cocaine, and opioids.
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Treatments for Substance-related Disorders
Video: Biological, Behavioral, and Psychodynamic Approaches to Treating Substance-Related Disorders
A common viewpoint is that substance addiction is simply a failure of willpower. Based on the neurobiological understanding of this condition, which statement best critiques this viewpoint?
A person initially makes a conscious decision to use a substance. Over time, they develop a compulsive drive to continue using it, even when they want to stop. Which statement best analyzes this shift from voluntary to compulsive behavior from a neurobiological perspective?
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Behavioral Therapy
Goal of Treatment for Substance-Related and Addictive Disorders
Specialized Therapies for Substance-Related Disorders
Cost-Effectiveness of Substance-Related Treatment
Key Factors for Effective Substance-Related Treatment
Family Therapy for Teen Substance Abuse
Effectiveness of Individual vs. Group Therapy for Substance Abuse
Group Therapy for Substance-Related Disorders
Role of Medication in Substance Abuse Treatment
Video: Biological, Behavioral, and Psychodynamic Approaches to Treating Substance-Related Disorders
Developing a Treatment Plan for an Opioid Use Disorder
Learning Objectives for Substance Use Treatment
Role of Behavioral Therapy in Addiction Treatment
Role of Medication in Substance Detoxification