Innovations in the Treatment of Substance Addiction [electronic resource] /
Andrade, André Luiz Monezi.editor.
De Micheli, Denise.editor.
Emerging approaches to treating addictions and minimizing relapse are spotlighted in this idea-packed volume, as alternatives or adjuncts to standard psychological and pharmacological therapies. Its biopsychosocial perspective delves into the causes and processes of chemical dependence, and the clinical characteristics it shares with other addictions (e.g., food, sex, gambling, online activities), to identify client needs that substance abuse may fulfill. Accordingly, the diverse modalities featured here address substance addiction on multiple levels, offering clients physical or mental stimulation and/or emotional relief as well as affording different degrees of autonomy. Methods can be mixed and matched to reinforce treatment goals, and clinicians can tailor treatment to individual issues and interests to assure clients nuanced and meaningful care. Included in the coverage: · Use of herbal medicine to treat drug addiction. · EMDR therapy and the treatment of substance abuse and addiction. · Evaluating the change processes in drug users’ interventions. · Web-based interventions for substance abuse. · Physical exercise and treatment of addiction. · Mindfulness to reduce the anxiety during the abstinence · Neurofeedback to deal with craving and anxiety symptoms Psychologists, psychiatrists, clinical social workers, and addiction counselors and educators will find Innovations in the Treatment of Substance Addiction a valuable sourcebook for understanding addiction—and intervention—in its wider context. .
Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index.
Substance use disorder: an overview -- Neural basis of drug addiction -- Traditional pharmacotherapy of substance abuse -- New pharmacotherapies for treating substance abuse -- Using phytotherapy to treat substance abuse: from efficacy to evidence -- Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMOR) in substance abuse treatment -- Transcranial magnetic stimulation in the treatment of substance abuse -- A multidimensional approach to mindfulness in the treatment of substance use disorders -- Physical activity as a potential treatment for drug abuse -- Web-based interventions to treat substance abuse disorders -- Nutritional aspects of substance abuse -- Acupuncture and substance abuse -- Hypnosis and substance abuse -- Biofeedback therapy for substance abuse -- Yoga for substance abuse.
Emerging approaches to treating addictions and minimizing relapse are spotlighted in this idea-packed volume, as alternatives or adjuncts to standard psychological and pharmacological therapies. Its biopsychosocial perspective delves into the causes and processes of chemical dependence, and the clinical characteristics it shares with other addictions (e.g., food, sex, gambling, online activities), to identify client needs that substance abuse may fulfill. Accordingly, the diverse modalities featured here address substance addiction on multiple levels, offering clients physical or mental stimulation and/or emotional relief as well as affording different degrees of autonomy. Methods can be mixed and matched to reinforce treatment goals, and clinicians can tailor treatment to individual issues and interests to assure clients nuanced and meaningful care. Included in the coverage: · Use of herbal medicine to treat drug addiction. · EMDR therapy and the treatment of substance abuse and addiction. · Evaluating the change processes in drug users’ interventions. · Web-based interventions for substance abuse. · Physical exercise and treatment of addiction. · Mindfulness to reduce the anxiety during the abstinence · Neurofeedback to deal with craving and anxiety symptoms Psychologists, psychiatrists, clinical social workers, and addiction counselors and educators will find Innovations in the Treatment of Substance Addiction a valuable sourcebook for understanding addiction—and intervention—in its wider context. .
Psychology, clinical.
Social work.
Psychopharmacology.
Applied psychology.
Health Psychology.
Social Work.
Psychopharmacology.
Psychotherapy and Counseling.