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Clinical Pathways Resource Guide - CEIC

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Relapse Prevention and COD<br />

�� Relapse education should be provided and related to the<br />

individual’s individual s mental disorder. The latter is particularly<br />

important because the pattern typically followed by clients<br />

with COD begins with an increase in substance use<br />

leading to lowered efficacy or discontinuation of<br />

psychiatric medication, or missed counseling sessions.<br />

�� As a consequence, psychiatric symptoms reappear or<br />

worsen, the client’s client s tendency to self-medicate self medicate through<br />

substance use is exacerbated, and the downward spiral is<br />

perpetuated.<br />

Adapted from Substance Abuse Treatment for Persons With Co-Occurring Disorders, TIP 42<br />

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