Pathways to self-discovery and change : criminal conduct and substance abuse treatment for adolescents, The participant's workbook
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Pathways to self-discovery and change : criminal conduct and substance abuse treatment for adolescents, The participant's workbook
Sage Publications, c2005
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'Milkman and Wanberg's program rests upon the best that science has to offer. Once this workbook stimulates change, it pays attention to the principles of relapse prevention that will help young people stay changed - and this is the litmus test for any treatment program that targets behavioral problems.' -- Dr. Howard J. Shaffer, Ph.D., C.A.S. , Director Associate Professor, Division on Addictions, Harvard Medical School Psychology of Addictive Behaviors 'Pathways to Self-Discovery and Change is the most comprehensive and thoughtful program we have seen to help at-risk youth gain freedom from crime and drugs and develop attitudes and skills to lead productive prosocial lives.' -- G. Alan Marlatt, Ph.D. and George A. Parks, Ph.D. , Addictive Behaviors Research Center, University of Washington 'This exceptional and widely needed program shows great promise as a developmentally appropriate treatment model for adolescents who manifest co-occurring disturbances with substance abuse and criminal activity.It is uniquely designed to interest and engage high-risk teenagers in a thoughtful array of cognitive-behavioral restructuring exercises that are geared to promote fulfilling and responsible life choices.
' -- Lloyd I. Sederer, MD, Formerly Director of Clinical Services, American Psychiatric Association, and Medical Director , McLean Hospital/Harvard Medical SchoolTHE PARTICIPANTA S WORKBOOK (Pathways to Self-Discovery and Change u PSD-C) presents a written and illustrated format through which clients can better understand and reflect on each of 32 adolescent-focused CBT treatment sessions. PSD-C supplies clients with a visual and written record of all treatment objectives, content information, modeling and role plays, discussion points, interactive exercises, reflective assignments and a place to record their ideas, insights, short and long term goals, and progress during the entire treatment episode. The Workbook is geared to a range of reading and conceptual abilities.Comic strip illustrations and interesting stories (presented through the narrative voice of adolescents) are used to engage clients in active discussion about the situations, thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that have become embroidered in their patterns of substance abuse, delinquency and crime. The Workbook guides participants through three discrete phases of resiliency and success: Challenge to Change u WHAT?;
Commitment to Change - HOW; and Ownership of Change u NOW!
Table of Contents
WELCOME Thinking, Freedom and Change What Does This Program Have to do With Me? Program Design: Phase I, II, and III Program Guidelines PHASE I - WHAT? - CHALLENGE TO CHANGE Chapter 1: Building Trust and Motivation to Change Session 1: Getting Started Session 2: The Power of Thought Chapter 2: Building a Knowledge Base Session 3: How Thoughts and Feelings Affect Behavior Session 4: Basic Knowledge About Drug Abuse and Addiction Session 5: Criminal Conduct and the Influence of Drugs Chapter 3: Talking About Yourself and Listening to What Others Say Session 6: Learning Communication Skills Session 7: Sharing Your Story Chapter 4: Backsliding to Drugs and Crime Session 8: Identifying Triggers and Your High Risk Situations Session 9: Learning How to Avoid Trouble Chapter 5: Making a Committment to Change Session 10: Developing Your Plan PHASE II: HOW? COMMITMENT TO CHANGE Chapter 6: Basic Communication Skills Session 11: Give and Take With Others Session 12: Assertive Skills Development Chapter 7: Avoiding Trouble and Playing Fair Session 13: Managing Cravings & Urges About Crimes and Substances Session 14: How to Bargain & When to Say "NO" Chapter 8: Responsibility to Others and the Community Session 15: Understanding Values and Moral Development Session 16: Understanding & Practicing Empathy Chapter 9: Zeroing in on Negative Thinking Session 17: Recognizing & Changing Negative Thoughts Session 18: Errors in Thinking Chapter 10: Handling Anger, Guilt and Depression Session 19: Dealing with Feelings Session 20: Preventing Aggression PHASE III: NOW! - OWNERSHIP AND CHANGE AND CALLING THE SHOTS Chapter 11: Overcoming Prejudice Session 21: Respecting Others Session 22: Gender Issues Chapter 12: Exploring Individual Intimacy Session 23: Identity and Emotional Intimacy Session 24: Sexual Intimacy and Orientation Session 25: Safe Sex Session 26: STD's and HIV Prevention Chapter 13: Problem Solving and Decision Making Session 27: Problem Solving Session 28: Decision Making Chapter 14: Lifestyle Balance Session 29: Staying Strong Without Drugs & Crime Session 30: Critical Reasoning Chapter 15: Stability and Growth Session 31: Building Community Support, Family, Friends, and Fun Time Session 32: Planning for the Future
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