Tag: Addiction Recovery
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Conservation of Resources Theory: The Cost of Coping
Read more: Conservation of Resources Theory: The Cost of CopingSeeking help can require time, money, and emotional effort that are already scarce. Conservation of Resources theory explains why protecting…
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Recovery Capital: The Resources That Support Change
Read more: Recovery Capital: The Resources That Support ChangeRecovery unfolds within a life. Coping skills, dependable relationships, stable housing, and access to care can make change more feasible.…
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Medication-Assisted Treatment for Addiction
Read more: Medication-Assisted Treatment for AddictionMedication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is an evidence-based approach for treating substance use disorders, especially opioid addiction. Combining FDA-approved medications with counseling…
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Substance Use Disorder
Read more: Substance Use DisorderSubstance use disorder (SUD) is a chronic condition marked by compulsive substance use and loss of control, affecting individuals regardless…
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Contingency Planning
Read more: Contingency PlanningContingency planning is essential for successfully achieving personal goals, as it prepares individuals for unexpected obstacles. By anticipating challenges and…
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Stages of Change
Read more: Stages of ChangeCarlos Diclemente’s Stages of Change model, or the Transtheoretical Model, outlines the stages individuals go through during behavior change. It’s…
