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10 Crisis and emergency 161Understanding crises and emergencies 162Whose crisis is it? 162Limit-setting 163Dealing with inappropriate behaviour 163Example of an escalating crisis 164When a crisis becomes an emergency 168Creating an emergency plan 174Creating a crisis plan 174References 177PART IV: RECOVERY11 Recovery 181What is recovery? 182Key fac<strong>to</strong>rs in recovery 183References 19912 Resources 201Websites 203Online publications 207Books and booklets 208
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Page 6: ACKNOWLEDGMENTSThis project has bee
Page 10: ContentsPrefaceDealing with the imp
Page 22: Part I:What are concurrentdisorders
Page 26: Introductionto concurrentdisorders1
Page 30: Introduction to Concurrent Disorder
Page 46: Substance useproblems2Outline• Su
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Page 54: Substance use problemsThe biopsycho
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Substance use problemsOther dangers
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Substance use problemsTaking high d
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Substance use problemsCANNABISCanna
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Substance use problemsActivity 2-1:
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Mental healthproblems3Outline• Wh
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Mental health problemshave a biolog
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Mental health problemsTable 3-1: Th
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Mental health problemsComplex postt
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Mental health problemsmay perform r
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Mental health problems(meaning that
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Mental health problemsSymptoms of p
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Mental health problemsPERSONALITY D
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Mental health problemsActivity 3-1:
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Mental health problemsCommentsTom i
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Part II:The impact on families
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How concurrentdisorders affectfamil
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How concurrent disorders affect fam
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Self-care5Outline• Resilience•
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Self-care• a playful, lighthearte
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Self-care18. I express appreciation
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Self-careSHORT-TERM SELF-CARE STRAT
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Self-careActivity 5-2: Quick winsSt
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Self-careLONG-TERM SELF-CARE STRATE
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Self-careMAGNIFICATIONMagnification
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Self-careDealing with difficult emo
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Self-careBUILDING A SELF-CARE PLAND
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Self-careNow write down your ideas
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Stigma6Outline• Understanding sti
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StigmaMany societies look down on p
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StigmaBlameSeveral years ago, the p
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StigmaLack of acknowledgmentFamilie
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StigmaYou know, if you have cancer
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StigmaHiding the problems works onl
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StigmaAdvocating for changeStigma h
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Stigma4. Communicate effectively wi
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Stigma• Barbra Streisand (singer,
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Part III:Treatment
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Navigating thetreatment system7Outl
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Navigating the treatment systemand
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Navigating the treatment systemFami
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Navigating the treatment systemIf y
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Navigating the treatment systemTREA
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Navigating the treatment systemMoti
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Navigating the treatment systemTabl
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Navigating the treatment systemActi
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Navigating the treatment systemTREA
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Navigating the treatment systemStru
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Navigating the treatment systemunde
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Medication8Outline• Drug therapy
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MedicationDespite the four distinct
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MedicationWithdrawal managementThe
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MedicationTable 8-1: Managing commo
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MedicationGASTROINTESTINAL EFFECTSN
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MedicationActivity 8-1: Tracking si
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MedicationBenzodiazepinesThere is s
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MedicationCAFFEINE AND LITHIUMCaffe
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Relapseprevention9Outline• What i
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Relapse preventionhappy ones, can b
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Relapse preventionRelapse preventio
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Relapse preventionActivity 9-3: Car
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Crisis andemergency10Outline• Und
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Crisis and emergencySo you need to
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Crisis and emergencyof his way exce
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Crisis and emergencyBeing preparedB
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Crisis and emergencyrelative) from
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Crisis and emergencyEven when your
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Crisis and emergencyInformation abo
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Crisis and emergencyCrisis cardsPeo
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Crisis and emergencyCurrent medicat
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Part IV:Recovery
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Recovery11Outline• What is recove
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RecoveryRecovery is also about refu
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RecoveryThe role of hopeI think as
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RecoveryActivity 11-3: Wisdom writt
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RecoveryWe have summarized some of
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RecoveryA family journey of recover
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RecoveryActivity 11-4: Your recover
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Recovery6. People in recoverysometi
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Recovery5. Recovery can occur even
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Recovery14. Recovering from the con
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Resources12Outline• Websites• O
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ResourcesWEBSITESQuestions to ask a
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ResourcesNational Institute of Ment
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ResourcesUNITED STATESNational Inst
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ResourcesElder, N. (1989). Holiday
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