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Cue Exposure Results

Selskab for misbrugspsykologi årsmøde Odense 01.10. – 02.10.2009 Hypnosis Cue Exposure and Addiction Jörg Albers, clinical psychologist Augustenborg, Denmark Jorg.Albers@pcm.regionsyddanmark.dk.

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Cue Exposure Results

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  1. Selskab for misbrugspsykologiårsmøde Odense01.10. – 02.10.2009Hypnosis Cue Exposure and AddictionJörg Albers, clinical psychologistAugustenborg, DenmarkJorg.Albers@pcm.regionsyddanmark.dk

  2. Cue Exposure Why?”Addiction is the inability to accept the fullness of the present moment.” (G.A. Marlatt)

  3. Cue Exposure Results

  4. Exposure and EMDR

  5. At Sydgården we developed a structured Cue Exposure Treatment leaned on a well evaluated treatment approach ( Monti, Kadden et al. 2002). During 20 months we administered CET in 6 group sessions (6-8 participants) in aftercare treatment during the first three month after discharge from a 12 week’s inpatient program.

  6. Individual reactionat the first exposure session

  7. Individual reaction after 5th session

  8. Case -study • Rita, 42 years, • Borderline personality (F. 60.31), psychiatric inpatient and outpatient client without remarkable results by medical and psychodynamic treatment • has stayed sober in 1 year after 6 weeks addiction treatment, constantly distracted by severe craving symptoms occuring often spontaneous at home. • After 6 sessions Exposure and EMDR significantly diminishing of craving over time

  9. Case study (cont.) Who participated in Exposure and EMDR?

  10. Case study (cont.)

  11. References: Bandura (1997). Self- efficacy: The exercise of control. New York: Freeman Drummond, D.C, Cooper,T. & Gautier, S.P. (1990). Conditioned learning in alcohol dependence: implications for cue exposure treatment. British Journal of Addiction, 85,725 -743. Hester, R.K. & Delaney, H.D. (1997). Behavioral Self-Control Program for Windows: Results of a controlled clinical trial. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 65(4), 686 -693. Hester,R.K. &Miller,W.R. (2003.):Handbook of alcoholism treatment approaches. Boston: Allyn & Bacon Monti, P.M. & Kadden, R.M.et al.(2002).Treating Alcohol Dependence. A Coping Skills Training Guide. New York: Guilford Rohsenow, D.J. et al. (2001). Cue exposure with coping skill training and communication skills training for alcohol dependence. Six and twelve month outcomes. Addiction, 96,1161 -1174.

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