Description
Book SynopsisThis book presents Reinforcement-Based Treatment (RBT), an intensive, evidence-based, comprehensive model for treating substance use disorders.
Trade ReviewYou will not find a better book in the contemporary literature about treating substance use disorders. Most impressive is the solid research-to-practice translation that permeates every page." —
New England PsychologistTable of ContentsIntroduction
I. Core Program Features
- The Atmosphere of Treatment Delivery
- Conducting a Functional Assessment of Substance Use
- The Feedback Session: An Adaptation of Motivational Interviewing
- Essential Goals for Competing With Drug Use
- Behavioral Monitoring of Treatment Goals: Goal Graphing
- Contingency Management to Improve Treatment Outcomes
- The Role of Case Management in Substance Abuse Treatment
- The Role of Significant Others and Family Members in Substance Abuse Treatment
II. Program Administration
- Training and Supervision
- Implementation Challenges
III. Special Populations
- Pregnant and Child-Rearing Women
- Parents in the Child Welfare System
Afterword: Future Directions for Practice and Research
- Appendix A: New Client Welcome Certificate
- Appendix B: Functional Assessment of Drug Use
- Appendix C: Functional Assessment for Relapse
- Appendix D: Client Feedback Form
- Appendix E: Client Feedback Pamphlet
- Appendix F: Day Plan
- Appendix G: Abstinence Sampling Contract
- Appendix H: Alternative Housing Plan
- Appendix I: Tracking Locator Form
- Appendix J: Cost-Benefit Analysis
- Appendix K: Treatment Team,Treatment Plan Elements, and Key Decisions
- Appendix L: Sample Initial Treatment Plan for Pregnant and Child-Rearing Women
References
Index
About the Authors
