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Treatment and Intervention

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Basically, there are numerous interventions that the treatment of substance use disorders.

An example of this is the motivational interviewing and cognitive behavior therapy. Motivational

interviewing is a method in which one becomes a helper in the transform progression and

articulate reception of his or her client. It is a means to interrelate with substance using clienteles,

not just as an appendage to other therapeutic approaches, and a method of counseling that can aid

determine the ambivalence that averts clients from realizing personal goals (Barrowclough, E tal

2001).

The Targeted population in motivational interviewing intervention is the population that

is suffering from substance use disorders. Motivational interviewing puts up on Carl Rogers'

humanistic and optimistic theories regarding people's potentials for exercising free selection and

transforming through a course of self-actualization. The therapeutic affiliation for both Rogerian

and motivational interviewers is a democratic organization. The specialist’s responsibility in

motivational interviewing is directive, with an objective of bringing out self-motivational reports

and behavioral transformation from the clientele in addition to creating clientele inconsistency to

augment motivation for optimistic change. Fundamentally, motivational interviewing turns on

the aptitude for advantageous change that every person possesses. Even though some people can

carry on change on their own, others necessitate additional prescribed treatment and prop up over

the long journey of healing. Even for clienteles with low inclination, motivational interviewing

serves up as a fundamental prologue to afterward therapeutic exertion. All these at last result to

healthy and disorder free population (Barrowclough, E tal 2001).

Concerning effectiveness, Carroll, E tal (2006) states that research advocates that in

adults’ motivational interviewing can aid in tumbling substance use, both as prologue

intervention prior to engaging in dedicated substance use services. This intervention has as well

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Running Head: TREATMENT AND INTERVENTION. Treatment and Intervention Institutional Affiliation: Date: 1 TREATMENT AND INTERVENTION. 2 Basically, there are numerous interventions that the treatment of substance use disorders. An example of this is the motivational interviewing and cognitive behavior therapy. Motivational interviewing is a method in which one becomes a helper in the transform progression and articulate reception of his or her client. It is a means to interrelate with substance using clienteles, not just as an appendage to other therapeutic approaches, and a method of counseling that can aid determine the ambivalence that averts clients from realizing personal goals (Barrowclough, E tal 2001). The Targeted population in motivational interviewing intervention is the population that is suffering from substance use disorders. Motivational interviewing puts up on Carl Rogers' humanistic and optimistic theories regarding people's potentials for exercising free selection and transforming through a course of self-actualization. The therapeutic affiliation for both Rogerian and motivational interviewers is a democratic organization. The specialist’s responsibility in motivational interviewing is directive, with an objective of bringing out self-motivational reports and behavioral transformation from the clientele in addition to creating clientele inconsistency to augment motivation for optimistic change. Fundamentally, motivational interviewing turns on the apti ...
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