The first step in recovery from addiction

Bag code: TRSP59315026 Days: 3 days "Training session: two and a half hours" Time: 15 training hours Targeted participants: recovering individuals at the beginning of the path Program overview: This program revolves around the first step in recovery from addiction (definition – types – characteristics – goals – positives – negatives.. etc.) It will be presented through the following unit: First training unit: (Addiction: basic concepts, behavioral and neurological effects, and therapeutic interventions) Second training unit: (From acceptance to recovery: rebuilding self and relationships after addiction) Third training unit: (Commitment to recovery: managing desires, facing triggers, and understanding relapse) Program objectives: It is expected that by the end of the training program, God willing, the participant will: Know what addiction is and its types Learn how to treat psychological disorders Apply acceptance and responsibility Understand personal relationships after recovery from addiction Mention what commitment to recovery is Discuss understanding relapse Program topics: First training unit: (Addiction: basic concepts, behavioral and neurological effects, and therapeutic interventions) First session: understanding addiction and its mechanisms What is addiction and types of addiction Understanding addiction, breaking denial, and stages of addiction Awareness of addiction, breaking denial, and building readiness for change Difference between use and addiction, and how addiction controls behavior? Addiction circle and the concept of denial, and why does it happen? Getting acquainted and building psychological safety Second session: effects of addiction and its impact on the brain and mental health Second training unit: (From acceptance to recovery: rebuilding self and relationships after addiction) First session: acceptance, responsibility, and rebuilding identity Acceptance and responsibility Impact of addiction on identity and values Steps of self-acceptance and recovery Re-defining self away from addiction Daily organization as a practical path to recovery How does an organized day become a tool for recovery? Taking responsibility for the treatment routine Second session: psychological feelings after acknowledging addiction and the importance of support Feelings after acknowledging addiction Relationships after recovery and the role of therapeutic support The danger of individual recovery without support Post-recovery personal relationships: rebuilding relationships and the role of Riaab Rehabilitation Center Third training unit: (Commitment to recovery: managing desires, facing triggers, and understanding relapse) First session: understanding commitment to recovery and awareness of desires What is commitment to recovery? How to distinguish between desire and need in an addict Second session: initial strategies to deal with triggers for the addict Dealing with triggers and preventing relapse Recovery plan and hope for the addict Understanding relapse Content of the PowerPoint bag: 207 Trainer guide: 102 Participant guide: 100 Activities: 6 Introductory guide: 7 Assessment and data forms: 2 Pre-test: 1 Videos: 6 Bag contents: 10 Training bag model: Kindly click here to view the training bag model