A Relapse-Prevention Intervention for LGBTQ Clients with Substance use Disorders: The C3PO

Chaney, Michael P.; Fonseca, Fiona D.

doi:10.4324/9781003088639-56

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“…Other ways MHPs may facilitate clients to make connections and increase social support are by encouraging clients to participate in local service activities such as speaking at local schools and community centers about the risks of substance use, volunteering at a local LGBTQ+ center or PFLAG meeting, and setting up and serving coffee at a recovery support group. These types of service activities and giving back to the community have been recommended to decrease the risk of relapse for LGBTQ+ clients in recovery (Chaney & Fonseca, 2020). Connecting to and giving back to the LGBTQ+ community may bolster feelings of social connectedness and provide clients with feelings of self‐efficacy during the recovery process.…”

Section: The Affirm Model Of Relapse Preventionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Queering recovery: A proposed model for LGBTQ+‐affirmative relapse prevention

Chaney,

Mason

2024

J Addict Offender Couns

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Professional counseling literature pertaining to substance use counseling for LGBTQ+ communities is scant. One such exclusion is relapse prevention for LGBTQ+ clients. To meet this gap, this paper explored LGBTQ+‐specific factors that contribute to the development and maintenance of substance use and the risk of relapse once in recovery. We extend Witkiewitz and Marlatt's Dynamic Model of Relapse by identifying and integrating examples of LGBTQ+‐specific tonic and phasic elements that influence relapse. Based on these postulations, an LGBTQ+‐affirmative model of relapse prevention is introduced. Implications for research and pedagogy are proposed.

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Section: The Affirm Model Of Relapse Preventionmentioning

confidence: 99%