PPT-Psycho-Social Counseling and Rehabilitation of Youth involved in Drug addiction and Radicalization

Drug Abuse and Mission Youth Scheme The objectives of the Scheme are to Preventive Education and Awareness Generation Preventive education and awareness generation programmes to address specific target groups vulnerable and atrisk groups in their neighborhood educational institutions workplace slums etc with the purpose of sensitizing the target groups and the community about the impact of addiction and the need to take professional help for treatment The programmes would be carried out through collaborative efforts of other UT Government departments Universities Training Institutions NGOs other voluntary organizations etc. ATS is a 6 month outpatient, medically assisted, treatment program. We combine Cognitive Behavior Therapy with medications to assist patients achieve long lasting outcomes.  We work with patients that have had difficulty with previous recovery programs, consequently are eager to become focused on getting better.  97% of our patients complete the entire 6 months Phase I program. Phase II is an option exercised by 89 % of our patient completing the initial program.  Almost all of our patients have co-occurring mental health issues including anxiety, depression, ADHD, or bi-polar illnesses. Radicalization is a dynamic process that varies for each individual, but shares some underlying commonalities that can be explored.. Shira. Fishman, researcher at the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism. July 19, 2011. Presenters. Marcus Stubblefield . Systems Integration Coordinator King County . 1211 East Alder Street . Seattle, WA 98112 . Telephone: 206-205-9445; . Email: marcus.stubblefield@kingcounty.gov. “Please sir, may I have some more”. What is Addiction?. Addiction is the continued use of a mood altering substance or behavior despite adverse consequences, or a neurological impairment leading to such behaviors.. and. The Future of Addiction Treatment. Bruce K. Alexander. Simon Fraser University. Burnaby British Columbia. www.globalizationofaddction.com. alexande@sfu.ca. Alexander. , B.K. & Shelton, C.P. (2014). . Steve Hanson. . . Basic Questions. Why do people do drugs?. Why can’t/ won’t some people stop?. Realities. People like Drugs.. We all like things faster and easier.. How Drugs Work. Interact with neurochemistry. *Notice of Copyright Usage. Some materials used in this multimedia presentation are the creative works of others which are being used because they are in the pubic domain; because of fair use; or through license or permission. This presentation was prepared pursuant to CONFU guidelines, and further use or distribution of this presentation is not permitted.. Department of Addictions & Rehabilitation Studies. Graduates. MS, Clinical Counseling: . 96%. MS, Rehabilitation & . Career Counseling: . 100%. PhD, Rehabilitation Counseling . & Administration: . . Learning Objectives:. Identify the impact of opioid use, addiction, and recovery on child development. Identify warning signs of opioid . use and abuse. Discuss the five components of recovery. Using Research to Improve Identification of Terrorists : Where We Are and W here We Need To Go Sarah L. Desmarais , Joseph Simons-Rudolph, Christine Shahan Brugh, & Samantha Allen Zottola -104April 2013Available online at http//wwwacademeresearchjournalsorg/journal/ijsbsISSN 2327-719X 2013 Academe Research JournalsReviewA bio-psycho-social model of psychotherapyMarwan DwairyOranim Acad This article mentions a few ideas that can help prevent drug and alcohol addiction and help you live a healthy and sober life. nd. Edition). Summary of key points, provided by. Diane DiEuliis, PhD.. (US Department of Health and Human Services). National Defense University. Department of Defense. Why Neuroscience?. Psychology gives way to Cognitive neuroscience:. with an emphasis in. Rehabilitation Counseling. Navigating the slide show. In order to allow you to set your own pace, click on the . left keypad or mouse . button when you are ready to go to the next slide..