What are the 5 stages of substance abuse?
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Experimentation- occasional use, use with friends, occasionally used to
deal with stressors
Regular use-a pattern of use develops (every weekend)
Problem use- person experiences problems because of their use (loss of
job, legal troubles, divorce)
Dependence- increasing tolerance, continued use despite problems,
withdrawal symptoms begin to develop
Addiction- a physical and psychological need for the substance, use
despite problems, cravings and drug seeking behavior.
,What steps are taken if a subpoena is issued?
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1. Contact the issuing lawyer.
2. Ensure the information the lawyer is requesting is relevant.
3. Contact the client and their lawyer to ask if they would like the
information released. If yes, this needs to be in writing.
4. A subpoena does not automatically allow records to be released.
Psychoactive drug
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Any drug synthetic or not that causes changes in cognition, behavior,
mood, or perceptions.
How often are treatment and recovery plans updated?
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30-90 days or as the client wishes.
What is the SBI
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Screening to Brief Intervention
Similar to the SBIRT
Assessed for potential problems with all substances.
No risk- provide positive reinforcement
Low risk- ask further questions and provide educational intervention
High risk- ask further questions, motivation interviewing, potentially refer to
treatment.
In what order is the screening, intake, and assessment process done?
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Screening is done first to determine if the client is a good fit for the
program or treatment,
Intake is then done to go over paperwork for the program, financial forms,
confidentiality paperwork, and discuss assignment for a provider,
Assessment is the final step before treatment and is done by the
professional provider to allow for an in-depth understanding of the person.
Typically how long must someone be in treatment before results are seen?
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Experimentation- occasional use, use with friends, occasionally used to
deal with stressors
Regular use-a pattern of use develops (every weekend)
Problem use- person experiences problems because of their use (loss of
job, legal troubles, divorce)
Dependence- increasing tolerance, continued use despite problems,
withdrawal symptoms begin to develop
Addiction- a physical and psychological need for the substance, use
despite problems, cravings and drug seeking behavior.
,What steps are taken if a subpoena is issued?
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1. Contact the issuing lawyer.
2. Ensure the information the lawyer is requesting is relevant.
3. Contact the client and their lawyer to ask if they would like the
information released. If yes, this needs to be in writing.
4. A subpoena does not automatically allow records to be released.
Psychoactive drug
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Any drug synthetic or not that causes changes in cognition, behavior,
mood, or perceptions.
How often are treatment and recovery plans updated?
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30-90 days or as the client wishes.
What is the SBI
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Screening to Brief Intervention
Similar to the SBIRT
Assessed for potential problems with all substances.
No risk- provide positive reinforcement
Low risk- ask further questions and provide educational intervention
High risk- ask further questions, motivation interviewing, potentially refer to
treatment.
In what order is the screening, intake, and assessment process done?
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Screening is done first to determine if the client is a good fit for the
program or treatment,
Intake is then done to go over paperwork for the program, financial forms,
confidentiality paperwork, and discuss assignment for a provider,
Assessment is the final step before treatment and is done by the
professional provider to allow for an in-depth understanding of the person.
Typically how long must someone be in treatment before results are seen?
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