
Relapse prevention, outpatient
An outpatient program which uses motivational, behavioral and cognitive therapy focused on prevention of relapse for adults who struggle with addiction.
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What is relapse prevention?
Outpatient group therapy using motivational, behavioral and cognitive therapy to support your recovery from mental health and substance use.
What to expect from your sessions
Group sessions provide positive support, hope, encouragement and feedback from other group members. They give you the opportunity to process how your substance use disorder impacts your thoughts, feelings and behaviors.
Group session topics include:
- coping with relapse
- denial and projection
- Hepatitis C & HIV/AIDS
- post-acute withdrawal symptoms
- problem solving negative emotional states
- rationalization.
Topics are processed and applied to your everyday life, relationships and concerns.
More information
Most health insurance policies provide payment for addiction services. We will help you obtain authorizations during your admission process.
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Mental health and addiction services
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Exercise as therapy for addiction
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Education series on addiction
Source: Allina Health Mental Health & Addiction Services
Reviewed by: John Sutherland