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    GROUP MAME OFINFINITY

    Drug Addiction

    Student of SMUCT

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    We are try to remove drug

    addiction from our society.

    Aim of infinity

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    What is Addiction?

    Unhealthy, continuedinvolvement with a mood-

    altering substance or activity inspite of harmful

    consequences.

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    Definition of addiction

    Textbook definition: A chronic, relapsing

    behavioral disorder.

    Pattern: relapses

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    Four Characteristicsof Addiction

    Compulsion to use the substance

    Loss of control over use

    Negative Consequences from use

    Denial

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    Components/indicators of addiction :

    Tolerance

    Physiological dependence

    Psychological dependence (habituation)

    Craving

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    Denial-- A common symptom

    of addiction andsubstance abuse is

    denying that aproblem exists.

    I dont have aproblem, you havethe problem.

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    Can you see the problem? People overcome disabling denial by:

    1. Hitting rock bottom, which scares them intoaction.

    2. Developing insight into their problem and try

    to correct the behavior.

    3. Having an emotional or spiritual awakening

    giving them power to change.

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    The Brain and Addiction

    How drugs effect your brain!

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    The Brain and Addiction

    Some drugs lock onto the neuron and act like apump, so the neuron releases moreneurotransmitter. Other drugs block reabsorption or

    reuptake and cause unnatural floods of neurotransmitter.

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    The Brain and Addiction

    All drugs of abuse, such as nicotine, cocaine, andmarijuana, primarily affect the brain's limbic system.Scientists call this the "reward" system. Normally, thelimbic system responds to pleasurable experiences byreleasing the neurotransmitter dopamine, which creates

    feelings of pleasure.

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    The Brain and Addiction

    The first time someone uses a drug ,he or sheexperiences unnaturally intense feelings of pleasure.The limbic system is flooded with dopamine. Of course, drugs have other effects, too; a first-timesmoker may also cough from toxic chemicals in atobacco or marijuana cigarette.

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    The Brain and Addiction

    Think about how you feel when somethinggood happensmaybe your team wins a

    game, you're praised for somethingyou've done well, or you drink acold lemon juice on a hotdaythat's your limbic system atwork. Because naturalpleasures in our lives are necessary for survival, the limbic system creates anappetite that drives you to seek those things.

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    The Brain and Addiction

    No one knows how many times a person

    can use a drug without changing his or her brain and becoming addicted .

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    The Drug and Addiction

    Drugs Kill!

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    Decision Making Time!

    What should we do??

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    Treatment Process 1. Admit that a problem exists 2. Detoxification

    3. Intensive Dependency Treatment 4. After Care 5. Nutrition and Exercise

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    Treatment goals Abstinence: The 12-step approach Controlled use Harm reduction

    Substitute addictions

    Gum-chewing

    Needle exchanges

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    Mental disorders causes byDrug Abuse

    DRUG ABUSEDepression

    Attention Deficit Disorder

    Conduct Disorders

    Bipolar Disorder

    Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

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    Medications are an importantelement of treatment.

    Methadone

    Naltrexone

    Buprenorphine

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    Cognitive Therapy:-Changing the thoughts of self pity.

    Behavior Therapy:-

    Change in action. i.e reinforcement

    Group Therapy:-

    ideal size(6 to 8 members)3 years therapy

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    Rewards

    A balance of rewards and sanctions canencourage pro-social behavior andtreatment progress.

    Reinforce positive behavior

    Use awards (non-monetary)to recognize progress

    Consistent, prediction, fair

    Treatment not a sanction!Catch people doing thingsright

    Sanctions

    Most likely to have desired effect the closer they follow the targeted behavior.

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    A b s t i n e n c e

    A b s t i n e n c e

    A b s t i n e n c e

    A b s t i n e n c e

    Functionality inFunctionality inFamily, Work,Family, Work,

    and Communityand Community

    Functionality inFunctionality inFamily, Work,Family, Work,

    and Communityand Community

    Goals of Drug Treatment:Keeping an Eye on the Target

    R ed u ced C r i m i n a l

    B e h a v i o r

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    To Review

    Addiction is: a chronic brain disease

    expressed as compulsive behavior prone to relapse treatable

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