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Relapse Prevention

What is Relapse Prevention?
Drug addiction and abuse are diseases that, when left untreated or poorly treated, are typified by chronic relapse. It is very important for the patient to prevent from the relapse threat. The prevention of relapse is a critical part of any effective treatment for drug and alcohol abuse.



With every chronic disease, like drug addiction there is the possibility of relapse. Alcohol and drug abuse does not just vanish if we wish it away; and it is greatly influenced by social, clinical and medical factors. Not every treatment is successful in treating drug abusers. Relapse prevention, is a program, which helps to make any treatment effective and successful.

Relapse Prevention Program
We define Relapse Prevention as a strategy to help alcohol and other drug abusers to cope more effectively and to overcome the stressors or triggers in their environments related to alcoholism and drug addiction that may cause relapse to build into chemical dependency. It is a comprehensive method for preventing chemically dependent clients from returning to alcohol and other drug use after initial treatment.

This is a program specifically designed to support long term sobriety. Therapies, recreational activities, meditation, yoga, swimming, lectures, videos, and self-study assignments are used to explore and manage relapse warning signs and regain confidence for not indulging again into drug abuse.

A relapse does not just happen by itself. There are various outside influences and contributing factors, like family atmosphere, working environment and circle of friends, which can be stand responsible for the fear of relapse. One can easily sense warning signs of relapse, i.e. a danger of returning to the destructive patterns of substance abuse. So, it’s very important to keep an eye on such warning sings and start working on them before any damage to patient’s health and future.

Principles of Relapse Prevention:

  • Self-regulation and stabilization
  • Integration and self-assessment
  • Understanding and Relapse education


Activities to help Relapse Prevention

  • Spiritual counseling
  • Co-dependency
  • Re-parenting
  • Assertiveness training
  • Psychiatric evaluation
  • Acupuncture (encourages endorphin production)
  • Family therapy / education
  • Nutritional food plan (Balance the ecology of the body)
  • Vitamin Therapy (To help rebuild neurotransmitters)
  • Anger management and classes in meditation, karate, tai-chi and yoga (stress reduction)
  • Dual Diagnosis
  • Sexual addiction / relationship issues
  • Gambling addiction
  • Gender-specific issue