Friendship and Fun: An Evidence-Based Attachment-Informed Approach to Addiction Treatment
Friendship and Fun: An Evidence-Based Attachment-Informed Approach to Addiction Treatment
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Learning Objectives
Participants will be able to:
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Identify the core principles of attachment theory and how they can be integrated into addiction treatment to enhance client outcomes.
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Discuss the benefits of facilitating relationship-building and community-based support in the context of addiction recovery.
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Examine the concept of "recovery promotion" and how balancing relapse prevention with positive recovery strategies can lead to improved long-term success and well-being.
Educational Goal
Description
This presentation explores innovative strategies in addiction treatment through the lens of attachment theory and relationship-building. This lecture will examine empirical and anecdotal evidence supporting the use of attachment-informed approaches to enhance clinical outcomes for individuals in recovery. It will address how fostering meaningful, fun, and supportive relationships within a community setting can promote long-term recovery by emphasizing not just relapse prevention but also the positive aspects of recovery, referred to as "recovery promotion." The talk will focus on the integral role of fun, connection, and community-based resources in creating an environment that fosters resilience, engagement, and overall well-being. By incorporating attachment theory and positive psychology principles, this lecture aims to offer fresh insights into how clinical interventions can be more holistic and engaging, ultimately supporting clients in developing healthier and more fulfilling lives beyond addiction.
Target Audience
- Addiction Professional
- Counselor
- Marriage & Family Therapist
- Psychologist
- Social Worker
Presenters
Financially Sponsored By
- Jaywalker Lodge