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Principles of Drug Addiction Treatment (Section 5 continued…) UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs Continuum of Care 1

A Nice Simple Treatment Model Treatment Addicted Patient Non- Addicted Patient 2

A Chronic Care Model Detox Continuing Care Recovering Patient Rehab Duration Determined by Performance Criteria Duration Determined by Performance Criteria 3

Stages of Treatment 1. Treatment Engagement Detoxification/Stabilization Purposes: Safe/Adequate reduction of withdrawal symptoms Physical/Emotional stabilization Promote problem recognition Engage patient into rehabilitation 4

Stages of Treatment 2. Rehabilitation Purposes: Sustain stable abstinence Teach self-management skills Identify & reduce threats to progress Medications (maintenance and relapse prevention) Engage patient in continuing care 5

Stages of Treatment 3. Continuing Care Purposes: Monitor & Support Abstinence Encourage Self-Monitoring Intervene Upon Threats to Relapse Promote Participation in Long Term Support Activities 6

Treatment Services Continuing Care/Aftercare Programs Intensive Outpatient/Psychosoci al Behavioral Treatment Sober Living Residence Long-term Residential Treatment Short- term Residenti al Treatment Detox/ Inpatient Detox/ Outpatient Medication Assisted Treatment 7

Medical Detoxification Treatment Programs  Medical Detoxification is a treatment service used to systematically withdraw individuals from a substance in an inpatient or outpatient setting.  Treatment is provided under the care of a medical doctor.  Detoxification is a short treatment and does not address the psychosocial and behavioral issues linked to addiction.  Detoxification is most valuable when it encompasses formal processes of assessment and results with a referral to successive substance abuse treatment. Detox/ Inpatient Detox/ Outpatient 8

Inpatient Residential Treatment  Short-term Residential Treatment (commonly referred to as the Minnesota Model) focuses on the introduction to the 12 Step Program and long term participation in 12 Step programs for recovery support.  Long-term Residential Treatment (often referred to as the modified Therapeutic Community approach) involves an extended period (3-12 months) of living within a highly structured recovery community. “Treatment” is delivered via peer interactions within the community.  Sober Living Residence is a living environment that has supervision and a recovery environment. It should be used in conjunction with outpatient treatment and is not considered “treatment” on its own Sober Living Residence Long-term Residential Treatment Short-term Residential Treatment 9

Intensive Outpatient Treatment  Outpatient Treatment varies in length of stay, but typically lasts at least 90 days and is followed by outpatient continuing care.  Patients generally receive 6 to 30 contact hours per week. Core services include: group, individual and family counseling, psychoeducation, relapse prevention training, positive reinforcement techniques; family involvement; urine and breath alcohol testing; 12 Step (or alternative) participation; case management; medication, vocational and educational services. Core services include: group, individual and family counseling, psychoeducation, relapse prevention training, positive reinforcement techniques; family involvement; urine and breath alcohol testing; 12 Step (or alternative) participation; case management; medication, vocational and educational services. Intensive Outpatient/Psychosocial Behavioral Treatment 10

Medication Assisted Treatment  Medication (e.g. Methadone, Buprenorphine) provided in phases by a certified, licensed Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) or a through a trained medical doctor.  Medication Assisted treatment provides maintenance pharmacotherapy using an opioid agonist, a partial agonist, or an antagonist medication.  The medication may be combined with other treatment services, including medical and psychosocial services. Medication Assisted Treatment 11

Continuum of Care Continuing Care/Aftercare Programs Detox/ Inpatient Long-term Residential Treatment Intensive Outpatient/Psychosoci al Behavioral Treatment Sober Living Residence 12