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LA VIA PARLANTE PER LA RIPRESA

È tempo di consolidare le lezioni della riga 4 della matrice del trattamento dell'alcol, tutte sulle terapie in cui l'interazione umana è destinata ad essere il principale ingrediente attivo - terapie psicosociali o "parlanti", il pilastro del trattamento della dipendenza da alcol. Attraverso studi chiave, revisioni e indicazioni, la riga ti guida attraverso ciò che sappiamo, dalle terapie stesse all'influenza dei professionisti, alla gestione, al contesto organizzativo e al loro posto nel sistema di trattamento...

La Banca dell'efficacia presenta una raccolta di 45 argomenti caldi - saggi scritti da Drug and Alcohol Findings che spiegano il background e le prove relative ad argomenti che a volte suscitano accesi dibattiti.

Sono un modo popolare per aggiornarsi sulle questioni che contano nella politica e nella pratica di droga e alcol in Gran Bretagna, e spesso troppo a livello internazionale. 

In questa raccolta, il team di Effectiveness Bank ha prodotto 5 saggi che esaminano i danni legati all'alcol e gli interventi sull'alcol .

1. La politica e la scienza dei danni legati all'alcol
2. I bevitori...

The focus in this webinar is the links between alcohol and cancer and the forthcoming Europe Beating Cancer Plan.

ORGANISATIONAL CLIMATE UNDERLIES INNOVATION ADOPTION

Key studies on how treatment organisations affect implementation and effectiveness of psychosocial therapies. Starts with the contention from an influential research stable that “organizational climate underlies the entire process of innovation adoption,” and highlights the study which forcefully brought that home to US researchers. Then addresses three key issues:
- Is your service even ready to *attempt* to change?
- Change driven by money versus humanitarian mission; just as good for patients?
- The stultifying effect of high staff...

MANAGING THE TALKING ROUTE TO RECOVERY

Key studies on managing and supervising psychosocial treatments for problem drinking. Starts with an essay from two leading researchers into these treatments, “bravely questioning what it’s all been for” when routine implementation has proved elusive. Highlights the study which found “leaders ... have a cascading impact on their staff in ways other than through mandate”, then addresses two key issues:
- Workshop training has limited effects - so is ‘coaching’ the right model for producing good counsellors and therapists?
- Find out then reveal to the...

IS REFLECTIVE LISTENING ALL THAT’S NEEDED?

Just two alcohol treatment studies have tested Carl Rogers’ classic account of the “necessary and sufficient conditions” for effective therapy. Each stripped out motivational interviewing’s directive elements, leaving only ‘Rogerian’ empathic and reflective listening. Did the clients do just as well? If the iconoclastic Rogers who “doubted every authority including his own” had lived to find out, he might have felt his doubts only partly justified.

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