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Addiction Awareness OSCA 11-036 response - REDACTED.pdf

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chemical dependency or experiencing difficulties with substance abuse. Our program<br />

offers a comprehensive array of services which treat the "whole person." Programming<br />

is however, designed around several major themes which together, form the framework<br />

of our services.<br />

<strong>Addiction</strong> Education<br />

The intended outcome of this learning track includes:<br />

breakdown of the denial process or other defense mechanisms<br />

recognition of how current problems in living are the result of addiction<br />

understanding family involvement in the addiction process<br />

re-examination of values<br />

identification of personal relapse/recovery pattern<br />

Step Work<br />

No treatment method has had greater success in the treatment of addiction than<br />

the 12-Step approach. Participants of our programs are required to participate in<br />

this highly successful method. Our Step Work learning track provides the<br />

participants with a background of the 12-Steps and assists each in working Steps<br />

1-12.<br />

Corrective Thinking<br />

This learning track is designed to assist participants in identifying how current<br />

thinking has predictable self-destructive results. The intended outcome of this<br />

track is to provide new ways of viewing and responding to life events. Since<br />

thinking precedes behavior, restructuring thoughts can result in positive<br />

behavioral changes.<br />

Relapse Prevention<br />

Since relapse is a recurring part of the recovery process, it is essential to provide<br />

participants with tools which are designed to interrupt the relapse potential.<br />

Relapse prevention focuses on recognizing situations that might stimulate use or<br />

the desire to use. This learning track assists participants in managing those<br />

situations differently and thus, to reduce the opportunities for relapse.<br />

Urinalysis<br />

Every participant of our programming is required to submit to urinalysis and<br />

breathalyzer testing. Such tests are a proven tool in deterring drug/alcohol use<br />

while participating in treatment.<br />

ADDICTION AWARENESS LLC PROGRAM 6

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