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Twelve Step Facilitation for the Dually Diagnosed Client : Facilitator Guide, Paperback / softback Book

Twelve Step Facilitation for the Dually Diagnosed Client : Facilitator Guide Paperback / softback

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This 12-session evidence-based outpatient treatment program is ideal for clients with a diagnosed substance use disorder coupled with a diagnosed chronic mental illness.

Like the Twelve Step facilitation Outpatient Program, the primary goal of Twelve Step Facilitation for the Dually Diagnosed Client (TSFDD) is for the client to become active in a Twelve Step fellowship program, specifically a Double Trouble in Recovery (DTR) group.

This unique program also includes two equally important objectives:Adherence with any psychiatric treatment for the diagnosed mental disorderAbstinence from alcohol and other illicit drugs, and non-prescribed meditationsHow it works:TSFDD can be delivered successfully in one-to-one individual facilitation sessions as well as group treatment.

This 12-session program covers five core topics:Introduction to TSFDDAcceptanceSurrenderGetting active in a DTR groupGetting active in psychiatric treatmentEach TSFDD session follows a consistent 3-part format:Brief review of the clients week, including follow-up on past recovery tasks and inquiry about medication adherenceFacilitated discussion on a specific TSFDD core topicAssignment of new recovery tasks for the upcoming week

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