Relapse Prevention

When defining relapse the concept is returning to treatment, abuse, and the addiction after a substance abuse has been in remission. The different symptoms associated will likely indicate an individual has returned to using again. Relapse is the concept of remission. With showing higher levels of core symptoms. Also an undesirable state or condition to return to because you romanticizing of the good times when an individual begins to have a craving. When reconnecting with one’s former user. Therefore showing a decline and defensive towards love one’s who noticing the individual is back sliding to previous patterns showing inconstancy in behavior and mood when things doesn’t work they favor anchoes in their emotions one moment they’re depressed.
The next they can be sad or rejecting family member by feeling they have been a disappointment. However, resenting family and friend who’s willing to help. Have the tendency to be truthful and not spend time with those who love them.by not having any interest in family gatherings, or activities. Noticing they may be passing by have illness due to symptom withdrawals and when referring them to treatment they no longer believe in the program working.
Although recognizing the symptoms indication triggers from all the warning signs which can develop stages to deal with trying to use strategies or different techniques when underlining relapse prevention for the client.
The stages of one’s physical, emotional and mental state need to be addressed by rebuilding self-confidence, stabilizing, and motivating to encourage ways for coping with having positive reinforcement, a protected and supportive environment. The client does self-care needs to ask themselves what initiated the addiction, relax to not be stressed or reward themselves, and alter their way of thinking and moods or behavior to reflect the change. For example, for relapse prevention to be effective the client needs, recognizing one’s emotion may cause relapse, which can change their behavior to alter. Therefore, creating disconnection or isolation the client should also rebuild their inner strength, and learn their trigger point in order to demonstrate relaxation techniques at this point the client should reach out for help because the recognizes the sign due to having to use a different technique to prevent relapse. The element for substance relapse the counselor harmonize their relapse prevent techniques across the board to unify the mental and behaviors of the client by promoting them to have a sobriety
lifestyle.
Which help them to have a quality mental state in order to function in society as a substantial free client. This helps uplift their motivation to make a change, give them hope they can do it, and inspiration to achieve their goal for a successful recovery.

In conclusion relapse is an obstacle that all individuals with substance abuse go through when trying to sustain sobriety. During their recovery process the counselors must use their skilled techniques to help individuals in progressing. As an individual gets closer to recovery the risk experiencing another phase or stage that expose warning signs or trigger to them to the next phase of recovery as the hidden underlined warning signs or triggers will permit themselves the further the individual progress in recovery. The counselors will use modeled, trained method to ensure that they get the client to accomplish the goal to prevent relapse.
As an individual goes through relapse motions that invite unwanted warning sign or triggers during every phase of relapse prevention stages the individual and the counselor must take. To avoid the client from relapsing further progress each step towards recovery introduces another phase or stage of an undefined warning sign or trigger has an unwanted approach.