Continuing Education Event Details
Evidence-Based Relapse Prevention with Dennis C. Daley, PhD
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Hours: 6
CEUs: 0.6
Credit Hours: 0
Outcome studies show that relapse is a common problem among clients treated for a substance use disorder (SUD), including those with a co-occurring psychiatric disorder (COD). Relapse causes frustration among clients in treatment, their families and professional caregivers. This workshop will explore the issue of relapse among individuals with SUDs and CODs. Definitions (lapse, relapse, recurrence), outcomes, types and effects of lapse and relapse and recurrence, and factors contributing to relapse will be reviewed. Clinical models incorporating relapse prevention (RP) strategies, and select models of RPT will be reviewed. RPT is one of the SAMHSA evidenced-based interventions for SUDs. A major emphasis of this workshop will be on discussing specific clinical strategies to reduce relapse risk or intervene early in the lapse or relapse process. The presenter will integrate information from clinical trials, meta-analyses, literature reviews, clinical literature, recovery literature and findings from quality improvement studies conducted in his clinical programs. Content reflects evidence level A according to the levels from the Association for Healthcare Research and Quality. Training includes books (a $42 value): Relapse Prevention Counseling: Strategies to Aid Recovery from Addiction and Reduce Relapse Risk; Relapse Prevention Workbook; Recovery and Relapse Prevention for Co-Occurring Disorders (workbook); and Managing Emotions (workbook). Learning Objectives • Identify factors contributing to substance use lapse and relapse and effects of relapse; • Review evidenced-based treatments for addiction that incorporate relapse prevention strategies; • Describe select models of Relapse Prevention Therapy (RPT); • Describe clinical RPT strategies that can incorporated into treatment for any type of substance use disorder. • Discuss ways to adapt this knowledge to work with clients who have co-occurring disorders.
Dennis C. Daley
Degrees: PhD
Description: Professor of Psychiatry and Social Work at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and formerly Chief of Addiction Medicine Services for 14 years, Department of Psychiatry, at Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic (WPIC) in Pittsburgh, PA, and Principal Investigator for the Appalachian Tri-State Note of NIDA’s Clinical Trials Network. He presents and consults in the United States, Canada, and Europe, and has been involved in developing, managing and providing treatment services for over three decades. Dr. Daley and colleagues were one of the first in the United States to develop integrated treatment programs for co-occurring disorders. His treatment models and recovery materials are used in numerous addiction and co-occurring treatment programs throughout the U.S. and other countries.
Date(s) and Time(s)
| 7/16/2012 | : | 8:45:00 AM | – | 4:30:00 PM |
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