
Criminal Conduct and Substance Abuse Treatment - The Provider's Guide; Strategies for Self-Improvement and Change; Pathways to Responsible Living
by Kenneth W. Wanberg-
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Summary
Table of Contents
Preface | |
Introduction | |
Overview of Second Edition | |
Changes in the Workbook | |
Treatment Changes and Enhancements | |
How this Provider's Guide is Organized | |
The Participant's Workbook | |
Individualized Treatment Plan | |
The SCC Provider | |
Adjunct Provider's Guide for Women in Corrections | |
Addressing Diversity | |
Target Groups and Delivery Setting | |
Effectiveness and Efficacy of SCC | |
Distinguishing Between Self-Improvement and Change | |
The Treatment Platform | |
Core Strategies and Conceptual Framework for Criminal Conduct and Substance Abuse Treatment | |
Chapter Outline | |
Chapter Objectives | |
Overview | |
Understanding Treatment, Psychotherapy and Counseling | |
The Core Strategies of the Treatment Platform | |
Program Conceptual Framework | |
Chapter Review | |
The Therapeutic Relationship and Motivational Enhancement | |
Chapter Outline | |
Chapter Objectives | |
Overview | |
Efficacy of Psychosocial Therapies | |
Common Determinants of Treatment Outcome | |
Provider Skills in Integrating Education and Therapy | |
Correctional-Therapeutic Partnership | |
Profile of the Effective SA Judicial Client Provider | |
Provider Cultural Competence: Capitalizing on Strengths of Diversity | |
Chapter Review | |
Treatment Phases: Facilitating Learning, Growth and Change | |
Chapter Outline | |
Chapter Objectives | |
Overview | |
Traditional Theories of Learning | |
A Dynamic Model for Learning and Growth | |
The Stages of Change and teh SSC treatment Structure | |
Fundamental Issues Regarding Learning and Change | |
Chapter Review | |
Cognitive-Behavioral Approach as the Platform for Change | |
Chapter Outline | |
Chapter Objectives | |
Overview | |
Brief Summary of Historical Roots of CB Treatment | |
Effectiveness of CBT | |
CB Assumptions Underlying AOD Abuse and CC and thier Treatment | |
Cognitive Structures that are the Focus of Treatment | |
Cognitive Processes that are the Focus of Treatment | |
Cognitive-Bahavioral Methods used in SSC | |
Self-Efficacy: A Focal Issue in CB Treatment | |
The Context of Change | |
The Emotional Component of CBT | |
The SSC CB Model for Change: The SSC Cognitive-Behavioral Map | |
Chapter Review | |
Relapse and Recidivism Prevention | |
Chapter Outline | |
Chapter Objectives | |
Overview | |
Relaspe Prevention: A Major Paradigm Shift | |
Addressing Recidivism Prevention | |
Overview of Marlatt's Relapse Prevention Model | |
The Relapse and Recidivism Model Used in SSC | |
Chapter Review | |
Operational Guidelines | |
The Assessment Structure , Process and Instrumentation | |
Chpater Outline | |
Chapter Objectives | |
Overview | |
Convergent Validation Model for Assessment | |
Screening for SSC: Discerning Criminal Conduct and AOD Problems | |
The Assessment Program: The PACE Index | |
PACE Case Example Presentatiaon | |
Client Self-Assessment During SSC | |
Summary of a Pace and the Automated Pace Manager | |
Chapter Review | |
Methods and Procedures for Effective Program Delivery | |
Chapter Outline | |
Chapter Objectives | |
Overview | |
Intake and Admission Procedures and Guidelines | |
Program Agreements and Ground Rules: Expectations of Clients | |
Expectations of Providers and Group Leaders | |
Structure and Strategies of Program Delivery | |
Phase and Program Closure Guidelines | |
Removal of Client from Program | |
Manual-Guided Delivery Principles for SSC | |
Provider Knowledge and Skills Necessary for SSC Delivery | |
Principals of Effective Group Leadership The Provider's Many Hats | |
Re-Entry and Re-Integration | |
Provider Skills Evaluation and Supervision | |
Provider Qualifications | |
Evaluating Sessions Delivery Efficacy | |
The Treatment Curriculum | |
Introduction to Section III | |
Overview | |
Goals and Objectives of SSC | |
Key Topics of the Treatment Curriculum | |
How Section III of this Provider's Guide is Organized | |
Participant's Workbook | |
Program Agreements and Ground Rules: Expectations of Clients | |
Service Delivery Options and Approaches | |
Intake and In-Depth Assessment | |
Client Progress and Change Evaluation | |
Orientation Sessions | |
Challenge to Change - Building Knowledge and Skills For Responsible Living | |
Introduction to Phase I | |
Provider Goals and Objectives for Phase I | |
Orientation: How This Program Works | |
Getting Started: How SSC Works and Developing Trust | |
Rules, Tools, and Targets for Chagne | |
Cognitive-Behavioral Approach to Chagne and Responsible Living | |
How Our THinking, Attitudes and Beliefs Control our Actions | |
How Behavior is Learned and Changed | |
Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) use Patters and Outcomes | |
Alcohol nad Other Drugs: How do the Facts Fit You? | |
Understanding Alcohol or Other Drug use Patterns: How do They Fit You? | |
AOD Impaired Control Cycles: Pathways to Problem Outcomes and Addiction | |
AOD Problem Outcomes- Patterns of Misuse and Abuse: How do They Fit You? | |
Understanding and Changing Criminal thinking and Bahaviors | |
Prosocial, Antisocial and Criminal Thinking and Behavior | |
Thinking Errors and the Criminal Conduct Cycle | |
Sharing and Listening: Communication Pathyways to Self-Awareness and Other-Awareness | |
Pathways to Self-Awareness: The Skills of Active Sharing | |
Pathways to Other-Awareness: The Skills of Active Listening | |
A Deeper Sharing of Your AOD Use and Emotions | |
A Deeper Sharing of Your Criminal Conduct History | |
Understanding and Preventing Relapse and Recidivism | |
Pathways to Relapse and Recidivism | |
Pathways to Relapse and Recidivism Prevention | |
Managing Urges and Cravings and Learning Refusal Skills | |
Steps, Stages and Skills for Self-Improvement and Change | |
Stages, Steps and Roadblocks to Chagne | |
Skills for Changing Thinking anf Beliefs | |
Plan for Change: Your Master Profile and Master Assessment Plan | |
Phase I Closure: Looking Forward and Making a Commitment | |
Commitment to Change: Strengthening Skills For Self-Improvement, Change and Responsible Living | |
Summary of Phase I | |
Provider Skills and treatment Strategies of Phase II | |
Provide Goals and Objectives for Phase II | |
Focus on Positive Actions and Outcomes - The STEP Approach | |
Preperation Session for Phase II | |
Mental Self-Control: Managing Thoughts and EMotions | |
Practicing Mental Self-Control and Change Skills | |
Recognizing and Being Aware of nagative Thinking | |
Managing and Changing Negative Thinking and Beliefs | |
Recognizing and Changing Errors in Thinking | |
Understanding Stress: It's Causes and Roots | |
Managing Stress and Emotions | |
Managing and Regulating Anger | |
Managing Guilt and Depression and Increasing Positive Emotions | |
Social and Relationship Skills Building | |
Strengthening Communication Skills | |
Starting a Difficult Conversation and Keeping it Going | |
Giving and Recieving Praise and Positive Reinforcement | |
Skills in Problem Solving | |
It's Your Right: developing Assertiveness Skills | |
managing Angerin Relationships- The Guilt-Anger Cycle | |
Developing and Keeping Close and Intimate Relationships | |
Skills in Social and Community Responsibility | |
Strengthening Character adn Prosocial Attitudes and Behaviors | |
Understanding and Practicing Empathy | |
Understanding Agression, Abuse and Violence | |
Preventing Agression, Abuse and Violence | |
Settling Conflicts and Getting to a Win-Win | |
Values and Morals for Responsible Living - The Moral Dilemma | |
Giving to Community and Driving with Care | |
Phase II Closure: Looking Forward and Taking Ownership | |
Taking Ownership of Change: Lifestyle Balance and Healthy Living | |
Summary of Phases I and II | |
Provider Skills and Treatment Strategies for Phase III | |
Provider Goals and Objectives of Phase III | |
Preperation Session for Phase III | |
Relapse and Recidivism Prevention: Strategies for a Balanced Lifestyle | |
Strengthening Your Relapse and Recidivism Prevention Skills | |
Strengthening Your Relapse and Recidivism Prevention Plan | |
Strengthening You R&R Prevention through Critical Reasoning | |
Strengthening Ownership of Change: Skills For a Healthy Lifestyle | |
Managing Work, Job and Time | |
Healthy Play and Leisure Time | |
Relaxation Skills For a Healthy Lifestyle | |
Healthy Eating, Personal Care and Physical Activity | |
Recieving and Giving Support for Change and Responsible Living | |
Phase III Closure: Continuing Your Journey of Responsible Living | |
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