Stages of Change for Addiction

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I DON’T LIKE CHANGE!!!!

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A humorous presentation with good information on the Stages of Change. For addiction groups

Transcript of Stages of Change for Addiction

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I DON’T LIKE CHANGE!!!!

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The Change Process

Unfreezing--Realizing something needs to change

Changing--Taking action towards the change you want to make

Refreezing--Stay in a stable pattern

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Unfreezing

Change may be initiated by a crisis, by external demands, or by internal demands. The old

ways are open to questions and the climate for change exists.

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Change

Change occurs through a random process of looking for new solutions or a planned

approach to solving a problem. There is uncertainty, confusion, searching, and probably

conflict.

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Refreezing

Change slows, as new ways replace the old ones and become standard practice. There is

acceptance of the new situation.

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Reactions To Change

AttackComplain

ApathyIndifference

NEUTRALITYAcceptance

CooperationCommitment

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Stages of Change

PrecontemplationContemplationDetermination

ActionMaintenance

*Relapse- Possible, but not necessary

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Precontemplation

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Contemplation

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Determination

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Action

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Maintenance(And possible relapse)

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What’s My Stage?

I can’t stay clean as long as my boyfriend is around. I’ve got to do something about him.

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What’s My Stage?

I’ve tried so many times. I do okay for a while, but it’s too late for me.

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What’s My Stage?

All you do is nag me about taking drugs! Just leave me alone!

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What’s My Stage?

I called that program you recommended.

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What’s My Stage?

Those drugs the police found are my boyfriend’s. I don’t do drugs.

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What’s My Stage?

I don’t think I have a problem with drugs. I’m not addicted.

I can quit whenever I want.

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What’s My Stage?

Yeah, that drug program is really helping me not to use.

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What’s My Stage?

My drug tests show I’ve been clean for 6 months!

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What’s My Stage?

I didn’t call the clinic because I lost the phone number you gave me.

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What’s My Stage?

I’ve been clean...I’ve just had a hard time getting to the clinic.