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Title: Causes and Treatment of Substance Use Disorders


1
Causes and Treatment of Substance Use Disorders
  • Chapter 11

2
The Spectrum of Use
  • Use Noncompulsive and nonconsequential use
  • Misuse Periodic negative consueqnces
  • Abuse A pattern of misuse
  • Dependence Compulisve use with significant
    consequences often w/physiological dependence

3
Moving Through the Spectrum
  • Depends on numerous issues
  • The drug itself (The Agent)
  • The person (The Host)
  • The persons environment (The Environment)
  • With some drugs it is difficult to maintain the
    line between use, misuse, abuse and dependence

4
DSM IV CriteriaSubstance Abuse
  • A maladaptive pattern of substance use occurring
    within a 12 month period
  • Impairment/Distress
  • One of the following
  • Failure to fulfill major role obligation
  • Use in physically hazardous situations
  • Recurrent legal problems
  • Continued use despite recurrent psychosocial
    problems

5
DSM-IV Substance Dependence
  • A maladaptive pattern of substance use occurring
    within a 12 month period
  • Three of the following
  • Tolerance (increased drinking to achieve same
    effect)
  • Withdrawal
  • Drinking more than intended
  • Unsuccessful attempts to cut down on use
  • Excessive time related to obtaining, using and or
    recovering from
  • Impaired social or work activities due to alcohol
  • Use despite physical or psychological
    consequences

6
Causes - Multidimensional
  • Abuse/Dependence is an interaction between
  • Pharmacological
  • Biological/Genetic
  • Psychological/Behavioral
  • Social/Environmental

7
Pharmacologic
  • Drugs differ in terms of the potential for
    physiological addiction.
  • Nicotine High
  • Heroin High
  • Cocaine High
  • Alcohol Moderate
  • Marijuana Low
  • Hallucinogens - Low

8
Biologic/Genetic
  • Substance Abuse and Dependence runs in families.
  • Diathesis for certain types of alcohol
    dependence. Mechanism seems to tolerance
  • Diathesis for other drugs is less clear.
    Probably through a temperamental characteristic,
    psychopathology and/or dopamine NT system
    sensitivity

9
Psychological/Behavioral
  • Alcohol/Drug use is functional and is
    reinforcing. Use is subject to the laws of
    behavioral reinforcement (positive and negative).
  • Self-regulation/Coping
  • Certain personality characteristics are
    predictive.

10
Social/Environmental
  • Certain developmental insults
  • Access
  • Social norms
  • Using peers

11
Substance Abuse Treatment
  • Three main philosophies/modalities
  • Mutual-help
  • Psychosocial
  • Pharmacological
  • In the past there has been much conflict between
    these philosophies. Not so much now.

12
Mutual Help Philosophy
  • Twelve Step Fellowship
  • Alcoholics Anonymous
  • Narcotics Anonymous
  • Spiritual Disease Model
  • Mechanisms
  • Acceptance of loss of control and higher power
  • Working the steps
  • Most probably powerful social support and
    behavioral management

13
Psychosocial Treatment
  • Psychological Treatments
  • Motivational Interviewing/MET
  • Empathy
  • Rolling with resistance
  • Develop Discrepancy
  • Community Reinforcement Approach
  • Rearrange reinforcement contingencies
  • CBT
  • Skills training and cognitive restructuring
  • Psychotherapy and Educational alone are
    ineffective

14
Project MATCH
  • Mulitsite clinical trial of psychosocial
    treatments
  • Three alcohol dependence treatments treatments
  • MET
  • CBT
  • 12 Step Facilitation
  • Results
  • TSF marginally better. AA meetings
  • MET as good over time with less treatment.
    Better for those high in anger
  • Behavioral treatments work

15
Pharmacotherapy
  • Alcohol
  • Antabuse Become ill if one drinks
  • Naltrexone Opiate antagonist
  • Heroin/Opiates
  • Methadone An agonist. Opiate replacement
  • Buprinorphine A partial agonist.
  • Naltrexone Blocks opiate action
  • Cocaine
  • Havent found one yet
  • Overall not many meds work. Compliance is the
    ultimate issue.

16
Treatment Integration
  • Combine treatment philosophies/modalities
  • Motivation Enhancement
  • Increase readiness
  • CRA/CBT
  • Active treatment
  • Rearrange reinforcement structure
  • Teach coping skills
  • Address psychopathology
  • Pharmacotherapy
  • Mutual-help groups
  • Social Support
  • Maintenance

17
Project COMBINE
  • Multisite clinical trial addressing the
    combination of drugs and psychosocial treatments
  • Acamprosate (a benzo) and/or Naltrexone
  • Medication management or Psychosocial Treatment
  • Psychosocial Treatment is a combo of MET and CRA
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