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MODULE 3FACTORS AFFECTING

TREATMENT OUTCOMES

Treatment for Substance Use

DisordersThe Continuum of Care

for Addiction Professionals

The Colombo Plan Asian Centre for Certification and Education of Addiction Professionals Training Series

Curriculum 2


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Module 3 Learning Objectives

List four main categories of factors that can

affect treatment

Provide at least three examples of specific

factors for each category

Define and provide examples of recovery

capital

Identify, from a case study, positive andnegative recovery capital that may affect

treatment for an individual


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3.3

Categories

Individual characteristics

The nature and severity of problems

Treatment process and services provided

Environmental and social conditions

Interactions among factors


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3.4

Small-Group Exercise: Identifying factors

that may affect treatment outcomes

Look through the papers on the table and

select the phrases that fit your groups

assigned category

Attach your phrases to the appropriatenewsprint page

If you think of additional factors, write them on

a piece of paper and attach to your newsprintpage


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Recovery Capital

the sum of personal and social resources at

ones disposal for addressing drug dependence

and, chiefly, bolstering ones capacity and

opportunities for recovery

Source: Cloud, W. & Granfield, R. (2001) Natural recovery from substancedependency: Lessons for treatment providers.Journal of Social Work Practicein the Addictions, 1(1). 83-104.


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3.6

Recovery Capital

Strengths-based tool that involves identifying

and building upon a clients personal and

social assets


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3.7

Recovery Capital: Eight Domains

Adapted from: InternationalNetwork of Drug DependenceTreatment and RehabilitationResource Centres. (2008). DrugDependence Treatment:Sustained RecoveryManagement. Vienna: UnitedNations Office on Drugs and

Crime. P.18.

Recovery

Capital

Family &Social

SupportsSafe

Housing/

HealthyEnvironment

Peer-basedSupport

Employment&

Resolutionof LegalIssues

VocationalSkills/

Education

CommunityIntegration &

CulturalSupport

(Re-)discoveringMeaning andPurpose in

Life

Mental &PhysicalHealth


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NegativeRecovery Capital

While assets in each of these domains

strengthens a persons recovery, a lackof

assets can hamper the recovery process and

desired outcomes.


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3.9

Recovery Capital: Three Types

Personal

Family and social

Community and cultural


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3.10

Personal Recovery Capital: Physical

Physical health

Financial assets

Safe and recovery-conducive shelter

Clothing

Food

Access to transportation


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3.11

Personal Recovery Capital: Human

A clients:

Values

Knowledge

Educational and vocational skills and credentials

Problem-solving capacities

Self-awareness

Self-esteemSelf-efficacy


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3.12

Personal Recovery Capital: Human

(continued)

A clients:

Hopefulness and optimism

Perception of ones past, present, and future

Sense of meaning and purpose in life

interpersonal skills


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3.13

Family and Social Recovery Capital

Intimate relationships

Family and kinship relationships

Any social relationships that are supportive of

recovery efforts


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3.14


Indicated by:

Willingness of intimate partners and family

members to participate in treatment

The presence of others in recovery within thefamily or among social contacts


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(continued)

Indicated by:

Access to recovery-basedor at least

abstinentfellowship and leisure activities

Connections to institutions: school, workplace,place of worship, community or tribal

organizations


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3.16

Community and Cultural Recovery

Capital

Community attitudes, policies, and resources

related to addiction that promote recovery


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Capital

Includes:

Active efforts to reduce stigma

Visible and diverse local recovery role models

A full continuum of addiction treatment resources

Recovery mutual aid and support resources that

are accessible and diverse (like 12-step

programs)


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Capital (continued)

Includes:

Local recovery community support institutions

(recovery centers, clubhouses, etc.)

Sources of sustained recovery support and earlyre-intervention


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Cultural Capital

A form of community capital

Local availability of indigenous cultural

pathways of recovery, like incorporating tribal

values and practices into recovery programs


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3.20

Recovery Capital

Recovery capital, both its quantity and quality,

may play a major role in determining the

success or failure of treatment and recovery


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3.21

Todays Topics: Review

What is recovery?

What are some factors that may affect

treatment outcome?

What is the definition of recovery capital?


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3.22

Small-group Exercise: Part 1, Case

Study Preparation

On a sheet of newsprint, describe a client and

his or her situation

Include characteristics and factors that might

affect treatment outcome for that client Include factors that may have a positive impact

on outcome and those that may have a

negative impact on outcomeWrite clearly!


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Small-Group Exercise: Part 2, Identifying

Factors in the Case Study

Identify the factors in the case study that may

affect treatment outcome for the client

Brainstorm and list ways that a counselor or

treatment program could minimize negativefactors and maximize positive factors


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MODULE 3FACTORS AFFECTING

TREATMENT OUTCOMES

Treatment for Substance Use

DisordersThe Continuum of Care

for Addiction Professionals

The Colombo Plan Asian Centre for Certification and Education of Addiction Professionals Training Series

Curriculum 2


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Small-group Exercise: Part 1, Case

Study Preparation

On a sheet of newsprint, describe a client and

his or her situation

Include characteristics and factors that might

affect treatment outcome for that client Include factors that may have a positive impact

on outcome and those that may have a

negative impact on outcomeWrite clearly!


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Small-Group Exercise: Part 2, Identifying

Factors in the Case Study

Identify the factors in the case study that may

affect treatment outcome for the client

Brainstorm and list ways that a counselor or

treatment program could minimize negativefactors and maximize positive factors

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