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Case Conceptualization (Drug)

This document summarizes a cognitive-behavioral model of relapse. It shows that a high-risk situation involving sexual desires, cravings, and family conflicts led to substance use. Ineffective coping responses and decreased self-efficacy further escalated opioid use. This increased the probability of relapse due to peer influence, unresolved conflicts, and lack of family support.

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Case Conceptualization (Drug)

This document summarizes a cognitive-behavioral model of relapse. It shows that a high-risk situation involving sexual desires, cravings, and family conflicts led to substance use. Ineffective coping responses and decreased self-efficacy further escalated opioid use. This increased the probability of relapse due to peer influence, unresolved conflicts, and lack of family support.

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Case Conceptualization:

Cognitive-behavioral model of relapse (Marlatt & Gordon, 1985)

Effective Coping
Response: Decrease Probability
Increased Self- of Relapse
Increased opioid Treatment engagement,
use, particularly Efficacy
Treatment from ongoing support of
injection, to gain a younger brother
sense of power and rehabilitation center
decrease relapse
eliminate sexual
desires.

High-risk situation:
sexual desires + cravings
+Conflict and arguments with
elder brothers leading to
substance use + father’s death
Decreased Self-
Efficacy+Positie
Outcome
Ineffective Coping Expectancies Initial Use of
Response due to High- family blame and lack Substance
risk Situation of belief decrease self- Influenced from
Escalated opioid use efficacy. friends and father
through sniffing and client associates opioid
injection to cope with use with numbing the
emotional pain and brain and feeling free
numbness. from problems

Abstinence Violation Effect +


Increased Probability of Perceived Effect of Substance
Relapse
Relapse heightened craving, client
Peer influence, unresolved
associates opioids with enhanced
conflicts, craving ,lack of
stamina and the fulfillment of
family support increase relapse
sexual desires

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