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DETOXIFICATION FROM ALCOHOL AND OPIATES
Research Paper Outline: Detoxification from Alcohol and Opiates
Grand Canyon University: PCN-527-0500
December 06, 2017
I. BRIEF HISTORY OF THE DRUG
A. History of Alcohol
B. History of Opiates
II. PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY OF THE DRUG
A. Psychopharmacology of Alcohol
1. Effects of alcohol on mood
2. Effects of alcohol on thinking
3. Effects of alcohol on behavior
4. Effects of alcohol on sensation
B. Psychopharmacology of Opiates
1. Effects of alcohol on mood
2. Effects of alcohol on thinking
3. Effects of alcohol on behavior
4. Effects of alcohol on sensation
III. CURRENT TRENDS OF ISSUES
A. Current trends of issues of alcohol
1. Alcohol addiction
2. Binge drinking
3. Addiction
4. Physical symptom of withdrawal
5. Treatment
B. Current trends or issues of opiates
1. Types of opiates
2. Addiction
3. Physical symptoms of withdrawal
4. Treatment
IV. SOCIETAL CONCERNS OR ISSUES RELATED TO THE TOPIC
A. Stigma of being an alcoholic
1. Physical symptoms
2. Disruption in functioning
3. Other’s perceptions of addiction
B. Stigma of being addicted to opiates
1. Physical Symptoms
2. Disruption in functioning
3. Other’s perception of addiction
V. SIGNIFICANCE OR RELEVANCE ON THE COUNSELING PROFESSION
A. Relevance of alcohol addiction and treatment on the counseling profession
1. Different option for treatment
2. Treatment after detoxification
B. Relevance of opiate addiction and treatment on the counseling profession
1. Different option for treatment
2. Treatment after detoxification
VI. ANY FUTURE IMPLICATIONS
A. Future implications of alcohol detoxification
B. Future implications of opiate detoxification
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Carlebach, S., Wake, D., & Hamilton, S. (2011). Experiences of home detoxification for alcohol
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Green, L., & Gossop, M. (1988). Effects of information on the opiate withdrawal syndrome. British Journal Of Addiction, 83(3), 305-309. doi:10.1111/j.1360-0443.1988.tb00472.x
Ison, J., Day, E., Fisher, K., Pratt, M., Hull, M., & Copello, A. (2006). Self-detoxification from
opioid drugs. Journal Of Substance Use, 11(2), 81-88. doi:10.1080/14659890500143697
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Van den Berg, J. F., Van den Brink, W., Kist, N., Hermes, J. J., & Kok, R. M. (2015). Social
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The American Journal On Addictions, (7), 661. doi:10.1111/ajad.12287
Wulffson, R. M. (2014). Detoxifi ...
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Stephen Shore, Ed.D. - COMPARING DIFFERENT APPROACHES FOR SUPPORTING CHILDREN WITH AUTISM Matching Best Practice with Needs - IEFE Forum 2014
1. COMPARING DIFFERENT APPROACHES
FOR SUPPORTING CHILDREN WITH AUTISM
Matching Best Practice with Needs
04 February 2014
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
PRESENTED BY
Stephen Shore, Ed.D.
Tumbalaika@AOL.COM
www.AutismAsperger.net
1
3. A
L I T T L E
A B O U T
Introduction
M E
The Autism Bomb
Loss of
speech
&
tantrums
Environmental
withdrawal
Self-stims
3
4. A CLOSER LOOK AT MY
PLACEMENT ON THE AUTISM SPECTRUM — 4
AGE
E
V
E
N
T
S
0
1.5
2.5
Typical
development
Turn over at
8 days
Rapid
physical and
motor
development
Autism
bomb hits
Withdrawal
from
environment
Tantrums
Putnam
evaluation of
atypical
development,
strong autistic
tendencies &
psychotic
Early
intervention
fromparents
who refute
recommendati
ons for
removal from
home
4
6
8
10
13
19
Enter Putnam
Condition improves to “neurotic”
The wonderful world of watch motors
Echolalia and return of speech
Self Awareness Eating baby food
4
5. S U C C E S S
W I T H
A U T I S AT
A CLOSER LOOK M MY
PLACEMENT ON THE AUTISM SPECTRUM — ADULT
AGE
E
V
E
N
T
S
0
1.5
2.5
4
6
8
10
13
19
Typical
development
Turn over at
8 days
Rapid
physical and
motor
development
Autism
bomb hits
Withdrawal
from
environment
Tantrums
Putnam
evaluation
of atypical
developme
nt, strong
autistic
tendencies
& psychotic
Early
intervention
from
parents who
refute
recommend
ations for
removal
from home
Enter
Putnam
Condition
improves to
“neurotic”
The
wonderful
world of
watch
motors
Echolalia
and return
of speech
Eating
baby food
Kindergarten
Social &
academic
difficulties
Discovered
making a
mess of
myself
while eating
BBQ
chicken
wings
Loved cats
but dogs…
Yikes bikes!
Cracking
rocks
Special
interests in
astronomy
and weather
Teacher
concerns for
reading and
math
difficulties
Concern
about
dropping the
letter “e.”
My friend
says “he
feels like a
pizza” and I
argue with
him that he
does not
look like a
pizza and
probably
does not
feel like one
either
Middle and
high school
Finally
getting it
together but
still often in
left field
Discovering
the band
room
Time to
focus more
on people
and not their
bicycles
College
More
friends
Dating
Others
really
do
think
differen
tly
Utopia!
Professor of Special Education at Adelphi University
5
10. SOME PROMISING INTERVENTIONS
Lovaas (ABA):
http://www.youtube.com/wat
ch?v=iyCx-OLzgJw
TEACCH:
http://www.youtube.com/wat
ch?v=ddGLJ2r4rcw
Daily Life Therapy:
http://www.youtube.com/wat
ch?v=Pn884qZS7t0
Miller Method:
http://www.youtube.com/wat
ch?v=AUReFlvYRTg
DIR (Floortime):
Watson, Skinner, Operant conditioning, Shaping
behaviors, Antecedent-behavior-consequence
Employs approaches based on the needs of a person’s
needs and emerging capabilities (Trehin, 1999).
Kito Kitihara, Platonic, Order of the physical, emotional
and intellectual.
Miller, Developmental-Cognitive Systems, Elevation,
Piaget, Vygotsky, Luria, Werner, Bertalanffy.
Greenspan, Developmental-Affective, Circles of
communication.
Relational Development Intervention: Gutstein, Experience sharing rather than instrumental
relationships.
SCERTS:
Prizant, Social-Communication, Emotional-Regulation,
Transactional Support.
Biomedical:
Medical-Chemical, Diet (GFCF), Adjusting chemical
imbalances, Persistent measles, Heavy metal toxicities.
Other:
Sensory integration, PECS, Inclusion, Social stories,
Power cards, CCT
10
13. FUNCTIONAL BEHAVIOR ASSESSMENT
Conducting the FBA
Looks beyond the specific behavior by focusing on identifying…
•
Social
•
Affective
•
Cognitive
•
Environmental
•
Medical
WHY?
Factors associated with
occurrence or non-occurrence
of the specific behavior
Adapted from the Center for Effective Collaboration and Practice http://cecp.air.org/fba/default.asp
13
14. Elements of Daily Life Therapy
Supported living
Continuing/New relationships
Life
experiences
Bonding
with others
MUSIC
VOC ED
ART
Intellectual Stimulation
Confidence
PE
Emotional Regulation
Structure
Physical Activity
Productivity and feeling of productivity
Routines
Self esteem
Group
dynamics
Needed
supports
www.bostonhigashi.org
INITIAL STAGE GUIDANCE
18. SOME PROMISING INTERVENTIONS
Miller Method
STEP SLIDE SYSTEM
http://www.youtube.com/w
atch?v=AUReFlvYRTg
1. Climb up the stairs.
2. Turn 90 degrees to the
left and Sit down.
3. Go down the slide.
4. Get up and walk back
the to stairs and repeat.
Stair and slide system. From page 226 of Ritual to Repertoire. Used with permission.
Stair and slide system: A system used as part of the Umwelt assessment at the Language
and Cognitive Development Center in Newton, Massachusetts.
www.millermethod.org
18
19. DIFFERENT WAYS OF PROCESSING INFORMATION
Word Contrasted with Photo-Realistic Thinking
Algebraists
Geometrists
Think this formula
Visualize this figure
2+b2=c2
a
Why require algebra
before geometry when
geometry was invented
first?
19
20. Thanks for your participation!
Stephen Shore
www.autismasperger.net
20