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• Behavioral therapies in drug addiction treatment
• Behavioral therapies help patients modify attitudes and behaviors related to drug use.
• Behavioral therapies help patients increase healthy life skills.
• Behavioral therapies help patients persist with other treatments, such as medication.
• Patients can receive treatment in many different settings with various approaches.
• Outpatient behavioral treatment involves regularly visiting a behavioral health counselor.
• Outpatient programs commonly involve individual drug counseling.
• Outpatient programs commonly involve group drug counseling, or both individual and group counseling.
• Outpatient programs typically offer several forms of behavioral therapy.
• Cognitive-behavioral therapy helps patients recognize situations in which they are most likely to use drugs.
• Cognitive-behavioral therapy helps patients avoid and cope with those situations.
• Multidimensional family therapy is developed for adolescents with drug abuse problems and their families.
• Multidimensional family therapy addresses a range of influences on drug abuse patterns.
• Multidimensional family therapy is designed to improve overall family functioning.