Relative effectiveness of bibliotherapy, individual and group self-control training in the treatment of problem drinkers

Miller, William R.; Taylor, Cheryl A.

doi:10.1016/0306-4603(80)90017-9

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“…Thus, one of the principles of MI is "great respect for the client" as a rational agent: "What to do about a problem, if anything, is ultimately the client's decision" (Miller & Rollnick, 2002, p. 60). Similarly, empirically supported brief interventions, which often contain elements of MI, emphasize "the client's personal responsibility for change" (Bien, Miller, & Tonegan, 1993;Chapman & Huygens, 1988;Miller & Taylor, 1980;Orford & Edwards, 1977;Zweben, Pearlman, & Li, 1988). Finally, cognitivebehavioral therapy (CBT) emphasizes the importance of changes in client thinking, including increased client selfefficacy (Marlatt & Donovan, 2005).…”

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Neuroscience exposure and perceptions of client responsibility among addictions counselors

Steenbergh

Runyan

Daugherty

et al. 2012

Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment

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Neuroscience exposure and perceptions of client responsibility among addictions counselors

Steenbergh

Runyan

Daugherty

et al. 2012

Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment

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“…Studies comparing the efficacy of group therapy to individual therapy for the treatment of SUDs have found that both treatment modalities yield similar outcomes (e.g., Graham, Annis, Brett, & Venesoen, 1996; Marques & Formigoni, 2001; Miller & Taylor, 1980; Schmitz, Bordnick, Kearney, Fuller, & Breckenridge, 1997). It is plausible that group CRAFT may provide a low-cost and feasible alternative to individual treatment while maintaining positive outcomes for concerned family members and their loved one.…”

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Community Reinforcement and Family Training: A pilot comparison of group and self-directed delivery

Manuel

Austin

Miller

et al. 2012

Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment

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In a randomized clinical pilot study, 40 concerned significant others (CSOs) of treatment-refusing alcohol and drug users were randomized to either CRAFT (Community Reinforcement and Family Training) conducted in a group format (Group CRAFT) or a Self-Directed CRAFT condition. Although results indicated no significant between-group difference in engaging treatment-refusing substance users (referred to as identified patients or IPs) into treatment, the engagement rate in Group CRAFT was similar to rates previously reported with individual CRAFT. For the intent-to-treat analysis, 60% of Group CRAFT CSOs engaged their loved one into treatment, compared to 40% in Self-Directed CRAFT. Of CSOs in the Group condition who received at least one session of group therapy, 71% engaged their IP into treatment. CSOs in both conditions reported improvements in family cohesion and conflict at the three and six-month follow-up, replicating prior CRAFT findings.

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“…(16) The style of the professional can also have an influence on smoker motivation. (17,18) Therefore, characteristics such as gentility, authenticity, respect, and empathy are greatly valued. (19) The motivational interview (MI) is an approach that focuses on the smoker, designed to help resolve the ambivalence related to smoking and change the behavioral stage.…”

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Diretrizes para cessação do tabagismo - 2008

Reichert

Araújo

Gonçalves³

et al. 2008

J. bras. pneumol.

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that has been made in this area, even in a short period of time. Tobacco dependence is increasingly acknowledged as a chronic condition that can require multiple interventions. In addition, recent evidence supports the critical role of counseling, in individual and group interventions, as well as in conjunction with pharmacological treatment.The evidence-based selection method was applied in order to identify appropriate references in the specialized litera- IntroductionThis update represents the strong commitment of the Brazilian Thoracic Association to smoking cessation. It provides health professionals with a comprehensive instrument to deal with the principal aspects of tobacco dependence. It includes new and effective clinical treatments and highlights changes in procedures in certain situations.The comparison between this content and that of the previous guidelines shows the significant scientific progress The use of the strength of recommendation associated with the bibliographic citations in the text has as the following principal objectives: to clarify the information source; to stimulate the search for stronger scientific evidence; and to introduce a didactic and simple way to aid in the critical evaluation on the part of the reader, who is the one responsible for making the decisions concerning the patient being treated. Diagnostic approach Clinical evaluationThe smoker should be submitted to clinical evaluation upon admission to the smoking cessation program. The objective is to identify functional alterations in the lungs, the existence of smoking related diseases (SRDs), possible contraindications and drug interactions during the pharmacological treatment of the dependence. The profile of the smoker, the level of nicotine dependence and the motivation to stop smoking are also evaluated at this time.This evaluation (Chart 1) should include accurate clinical history, complete physical examination, and some complementary tests, depending on local diagnostic resources.Chest X-ray is an essential tool during the treatment. A good physician-patient relationship, together with professional sensitivity and observation skills, will indicate the most appropriate time. Some people are afraid of what they might find, avoiding treatment so that they do not have to face the situation. ture. This was followed by critical review by pairs, who ultimately presented their recommendations.The decision to adopt any of these guidelines should be made by the professional, taking into consideration the resources available in the locale and the specific circumstances of the patient. Although this document describes the principal recommendations in each situation, there is limited space for publishing. Therefore, additional references are provided to those interested in broadening their scientific knowledge on this subject.These guidelines are an up-to-date and comprehensive tool to aid health professionals in treating smokers, in public or private health care clinics. This is the role of the government and the public poli...

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Relative effectiveness of bibliotherapy, individual and group self-control training in the treatment of problem drinkers

Cited by 188 publications

References 16 publications

Neuroscience exposure and perceptions of client responsibility among addictions counselors

Neuroscience exposure and perceptions of client responsibility among addictions counselors

Community Reinforcement and Family Training: A pilot comparison of group and self-directed delivery

Diretrizes para cessação do tabagismo - 2008

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