Tiffany suffers from an addiction to alcohol. She has entered treatment and is now attending a relapse prevention group. She knows her drinking has affected her relationship with her husband and children. She has worked with her husband to repair their marriage. Tiffany has also learned new skills to help reduce her risk of relapse. She is excited to return home at the end of her relapse prevention group.
How does using the stages of change assist clients in preventing relapse?
A. It allows for support and focus through the client's recovery process.
B. It allows clients to visualize their recovery and only progress to the stages they want.
C. It keeps the counselor from using their own treatment plans and allows for the best treatment possible.
D. It allows for the client to decide what the approach should be while in each stage of change.
Answer (1)
The stages of change model assists clients in recovery by providing a structured framework that enhances support, visualizes goals, and empowers decision-making. This approach helps clients understand their journey and equips them to manage relapse risks effectively. Tiffany's experience reflects the benefits of this model in maintaining sobriety and improving relationships. ;
