Relapse Prevention¶
Marlatt, G. A., & Gordon, J. R. (1985). Relapse Prevention: Maintenance Strategies in the Treatment of Addictive Behaviors. Guilford Press.
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Primes¶
- Controlled Reentry
- The goal is return to normal function without recreating the original problem.
This sourceCognitive-behavioral framework for staged re-exposure, high-risk-situation identification, and relapse-prevention planning.
- The goal is return to normal function without recreating the original problem.
Mechanisms¶
- Relapse Prevention Plan
- Its strength is that it plans for the failure it cannot prevent: by treating a lapse as an expected, survivable event with a rehearsed response, it stops the single most destructive move in recovery — turning one slip into proof of total failure and a reason to resume fully.
This sourceTreats a lapse as a manageable event and explains how interpreting one slip as total failure can escalate it into full relapse.
- Its strength is that it plans for the failure it cannot prevent: by treating a lapse as an expected, survivable event with a rehearsed response, it stops the single most destructive move in recovery — turning one slip into proof of total failure and a reason to resume fully.
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