Explore what HALT means for addiction recovery and relapse prevention.

• Define accountability
• Explore ways to enhance motivation and buy-in
• Review techniques for writing a relapse prevention plan that emphasizes accountability
• Identify 10 accountability techniques

Objectives

• Define Relapse
• Define Triggers
• Examine symptoms of emotional, mental, physical and social relapse
• Explore interventions

Objectives:

• Define Relapse
• Identify triggers and warning signs of relapse
• Review Relapse Syndrome and possible
  interventions
• Explore the acronym DREAM
• Define and identify vulnerabilities
• Define and identify exceptions
• Develop a relapse prevention plan

Objectives:

• Define relapse
• Identify characteristics of an impending relapse 
• Explore data and information gathering methods
• Discuss ways to remain aware of relapse warning signs
• Identify necessary components of a relapse prevention plan

Objectives:

• Define the client as a person, persons, group, aggregate or community with whom the clinician is engaged in a professional, therapeutic partnership.
• Learn how to assist clients in assuming responsibility for their own learning and treatment
• Discuss ways to develop collaborative partnership relationships with clients which are critical to the success of client centered learning
• Identify information, resources and support for clients that will promote care a way that is evidence informed and respects clients’ preferences.
• Realize the importance for clients to understand  the information in order to facilitate effective learning and treatment compliance
• Explore the concept of temperament, and how each dimension communicates an aspect of relapse prevention which needs to be attended to.
• Identify how individualized relapse prevention plans can increase client compliance and success

Objectives:

• Define Relapse
• Explore exacerbating and mitigating factors for relapse during the holidays
• Review relapse prevention techniques

Objectives:

• Define triggers and cravings
• Compare and contrast triggers and cravings with obsessions and compulsions
• Identify ways to help clients identify and cope with their triggers
• Explore the various types of triggers
  
• Explore what craving means and different ways to deal with it