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Adding Services for Co-Occurring Disorders
Our outpatient IOP for addictions is hoping to include some clients with co-occurring disorders. How do we make the transition to serve this population?” SAMHSA has published extensively on the subject...
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Treating the Antisocial Addict: Treatment Planning
People with antisocial behavior patterns can be some of the toughest clients to help in conventional counseling. Assessment and treatment planning can keep antisocial client focused. This article by...
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Addiction And: ASPD
The pattern of anti-social behavior disorder begins in childhood, with conduct disorders, and continues to later life. It’s resistant to change, and about 80% of ASPD clients auffer from substance...
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Retrain Your Brain: Scripting
For much of history, scientists were forced to regard the brain as a black box to which they had no key. Everyone could see the results of brain function, but not the actions of the working brain....
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Adding Services for Co-Occurring Disorders
Our outpatient IOP for addictions is hoping to include some clients with co-occurring disorders. How do we make the transition to serve this population?” SAMHSA has published extensively on the subject...
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Treating the Antisocial Addict: Treatment Planning
People with antisocial behavior patterns can be some of the toughest clients to help in conventional counseling. Assessment and treatment planning can keep antisocial client focused. This article by...
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Addiction And: ASPD
The pattern of anti-social behavior disorder begins in childhood, with conduct disorders, and continues to later life. It’s resistant to change, and about 80% of ASPD clients auffer from substance...
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Retrain Your Brain: Scripting
For much of history, scientists were forced to regard the brain as a black box to which they had no key. Everyone could see the results of brain function, but not the actions of the working brain....
View ArticleAdding Services for Co-Occurring Disorders
The key question involves which part of the COD population you're going to serve. It's not really a homogeneous group.
View ArticleTreating the Antisocial Addict: Treatment Planning
The behavior of antisocial persons is a challenge to traditional substance abuse counseling. Offender populations are packed with antisocial clients. It helps to address these behaviors directly,...
View ArticleAddiction And: ASPD
With a little leverage and some understanding of effective therapeutic technique, you can increase the chances of successful outcomes with these clients.
View ArticleRetrain Your Brain: Scripting
Language-- the words we choose for our self-talk-- has a powerful influence on our brain function. Words can help us re-shape the cycle of feelings, impulses, and behaviors.
View ArticleBorderline, Revisited
The term was invented in the 1930’s to describe someone prone to becoming psychotic or severely disturbed under stress, but who otherwise was capable of functioning normally. The post Borderline,...
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