A Collaborative for Primary Prevention and Recovery Management一个协作的初级预防与恢复管理
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2. To share knowledge gained over the previous twelve months as we have engaged in a dialogue about the opportunities that exist for collaboration between prevention and recovery.
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Background
• Historically worked together on as needed basis • In this effort, recognized the need for
formalized collaboration • More than an “accidental” partnership • Intentional agreement with a strategic plan • Clearly articulated vision, mission, goals and
Prevention
wenku.baidu.comEarly intervention
Treatment
Recovery
November 7, 2006
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
8
What’s wrong with the linear view of
the field?
November 7, 2006
• First meeting took place in June, 2019 • Meetings have been held regularly over the last 12
months (goal to meet minimum of bi-monthly)
November 7, 2006
11
Background
• Informal discussions between leadership of TASC and PFI led to more formal discussions between key staff of each organization
• Key staff recognized that each organization had specific knowledge, skills and attitudes to bring to a partnership
• Many individuals in recovery return to/remain in the families and communities they were a part of prior to treatment/recovery
• Prevention has been working to build capacity within communities for years
November 7, 2006
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
4
TASC, Inc.
(Treatment Alternatives for Safe Communities)
• TASC works with criminal justice populations and understands that substance use is prevalent and overarching within that population and is a significant contributing and exacerbating factor towards recidivism, relapse, and family and community cycles of violence and criminal behavior. TASC strives to prevent relapse, decrease recidivism, and break the cycle of behavior that leads to involvement in the criminal justice system.
• Nothing linked recovery and prevention
November 7, 2006
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
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And then we had
an Aha moment!
November 7, 2006
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
A Collaborative for Primary Prevention and Recovery Management
Initially presented at SAAS Conference July 10, 2019
Hyatt Regency Hotel Chicago, Illinois
6
Relapse Predictors
• Intrapersonal
– Coping with negative emotional states (frustration and anger)
– Coping with negative physicalphysiological states (dealing with withdrawals/physical cravings)
November 7, 2006
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Agenda
• Background on Prevention First, Inc. (PFI) and TASC, Inc. (Treatment Alternatives for Safe Communities)
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9
Why Prevention and Recovery?
• Illinois hosted a Prevention, Treatment and Recovery conference in 2019
• It became clear at that conference how little we knew about how prevention and recovery could work together
November 7, 2006
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Prevention Strategies: The IOM Model
Source: (SAMHSA, 2019)
November 7, 2006
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
Purpose
1. To engage in a discussion with other members of the substance use disorder field about the synergy that exists between primary prevention and recovery maintenance and management.
• The conference was designed to increase communication and coordination across the continuum discussed
• There were obvious linkages between prevention and treatment, and between treatment and recovery
• Current view of prevention • Relapse predictors • History of strategic alliance • Principles of primary prevention and recovery
maintenance/management • Mission, vision and goals of the strategic alliance • Next steps in the strategic alliance
– Social pressure – Enhancement of positive
emotional states
Source: “Clinical Guidelines for Implementing Relapse Prevention Therapy: A Guideline Developed for the Behavioral Health Recovery Management Project.” G. Alan Marlatt, Ph.D., George A. Parks, Ph.D., and Katie Witkiewitz, Ph.C.
November 7, 2006
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
7
Substance Abuse Continuum
Historically the field has viewed the continuum as linear through which an individual progresses from point to point
• Must stop individuals from getting lost in the “junctures of vulnerability” within the system
November 7, 2006
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
November 7, 2006
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
3
Prevention First, Inc. (PFI)
• PFI is the leading statewide nonprofit organization dedicated to the prevention of substance abuse and related issues such as teen pregnancy, violence, HIV/AIDS and juvenile delinquency. PFI provides leadership, training and resources to professionals and citizens concerned with the science and practice of prevention.
– Enhancement of positive emotional states
– Testing personal control
– Giving in to temptations or urges
• Interpersonal
– Coping with interpersonal conflict (families and peers)
objectives
November 7, 2006
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
13
November 7, 2006
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
14
Why Collaborate Now?
• There is a growing paradigm shift towards recoveryoriented systems of care that recognizes the need to build capacity within systems to prevent relapse
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
12
Background
• Historically worked together on as needed basis • In this effort, recognized the need for
formalized collaboration • More than an “accidental” partnership • Intentional agreement with a strategic plan • Clearly articulated vision, mission, goals and
Prevention
wenku.baidu.comEarly intervention
Treatment
Recovery
November 7, 2006
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
8
What’s wrong with the linear view of
the field?
November 7, 2006
• First meeting took place in June, 2019 • Meetings have been held regularly over the last 12
months (goal to meet minimum of bi-monthly)
November 7, 2006
11
Background
• Informal discussions between leadership of TASC and PFI led to more formal discussions between key staff of each organization
• Key staff recognized that each organization had specific knowledge, skills and attitudes to bring to a partnership
• Many individuals in recovery return to/remain in the families and communities they were a part of prior to treatment/recovery
• Prevention has been working to build capacity within communities for years
November 7, 2006
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
4
TASC, Inc.
(Treatment Alternatives for Safe Communities)
• TASC works with criminal justice populations and understands that substance use is prevalent and overarching within that population and is a significant contributing and exacerbating factor towards recidivism, relapse, and family and community cycles of violence and criminal behavior. TASC strives to prevent relapse, decrease recidivism, and break the cycle of behavior that leads to involvement in the criminal justice system.
• Nothing linked recovery and prevention
November 7, 2006
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
10
And then we had
an Aha moment!
November 7, 2006
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
A Collaborative for Primary Prevention and Recovery Management
Initially presented at SAAS Conference July 10, 2019
Hyatt Regency Hotel Chicago, Illinois
6
Relapse Predictors
• Intrapersonal
– Coping with negative emotional states (frustration and anger)
– Coping with negative physicalphysiological states (dealing with withdrawals/physical cravings)
November 7, 2006
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
2
Agenda
• Background on Prevention First, Inc. (PFI) and TASC, Inc. (Treatment Alternatives for Safe Communities)
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
9
Why Prevention and Recovery?
• Illinois hosted a Prevention, Treatment and Recovery conference in 2019
• It became clear at that conference how little we knew about how prevention and recovery could work together
November 7, 2006
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
5
Prevention Strategies: The IOM Model
Source: (SAMHSA, 2019)
November 7, 2006
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
Purpose
1. To engage in a discussion with other members of the substance use disorder field about the synergy that exists between primary prevention and recovery maintenance and management.
• The conference was designed to increase communication and coordination across the continuum discussed
• There were obvious linkages between prevention and treatment, and between treatment and recovery
• Current view of prevention • Relapse predictors • History of strategic alliance • Principles of primary prevention and recovery
maintenance/management • Mission, vision and goals of the strategic alliance • Next steps in the strategic alliance
– Social pressure – Enhancement of positive
emotional states
Source: “Clinical Guidelines for Implementing Relapse Prevention Therapy: A Guideline Developed for the Behavioral Health Recovery Management Project.” G. Alan Marlatt, Ph.D., George A. Parks, Ph.D., and Katie Witkiewitz, Ph.C.
November 7, 2006
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
7
Substance Abuse Continuum
Historically the field has viewed the continuum as linear through which an individual progresses from point to point
• Must stop individuals from getting lost in the “junctures of vulnerability” within the system
November 7, 2006
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
November 7, 2006
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
3
Prevention First, Inc. (PFI)
• PFI is the leading statewide nonprofit organization dedicated to the prevention of substance abuse and related issues such as teen pregnancy, violence, HIV/AIDS and juvenile delinquency. PFI provides leadership, training and resources to professionals and citizens concerned with the science and practice of prevention.
– Enhancement of positive emotional states
– Testing personal control
– Giving in to temptations or urges
• Interpersonal
– Coping with interpersonal conflict (families and peers)
objectives
November 7, 2006
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
13
November 7, 2006
TopLine Professional Strategies, LLC
14
Why Collaborate Now?
• There is a growing paradigm shift towards recoveryoriented systems of care that recognizes the need to build capacity within systems to prevent relapse