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Statistical information is updated
regularly
and this page is accurate as of
June 9,2010
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All applicants are asked to "Select the one
that best describes your religion", below
are the results. NOTE: Religious preference
or lack of, is not required or used in any
way to determine eligibility or acceptance
to HFT programs This question is only asked
for informational and statistical purposes.
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Preference |
Count |
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Rank |
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Christian |
306 |
38.54% |
1 |
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Catholic |
219 |
27.58% |
2 |
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None |
73 |
9.19% |
3 |
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Other |
65 |
8.19% |
4 |
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Baptist |
53 |
6.68% |
5 |
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Lutheran |
48 |
6.05% |
6 |
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Spiritual (HP) |
14 |
1.76% |
7 |
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Jewish |
7 |
.88% |
8 |
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Muslim |
4 |
0.50% |
9 |
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Protestant |
2 |
0.25% |
10 |
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Methodist |
1 |
0.14% |
11 |
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Agnostic |
1 |
0.14% |
11 |
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Presbyterian |
1 |
0.14% |
11 |
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IN AN
ONGOING QUANTITATIVE STUDY,
H.F.T.
CLIENT'S AND APPLICANTS REPORT THEIR "CORE ISSUES" TO
RELAPSE
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Core Issue |
TRUE |
Rank Order |
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Boredom |
505 |
1 |
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Depression |
493 |
2 |
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Stress |
483 |
3 |
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Loneliness |
442 |
4 |
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Low Self-Esteem |
415 |
5 |
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Quit Maintenance Program |
399 |
6 |
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Anger |
393 |
7 |
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Guilt |
389 |
8 |
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Financial/Money |
397 |
9 |
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Shame |
377 |
10 |
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Isolation |
371 |
11 |
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Impulsiveness |
361 |
12 |
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Resentments |
358 |
13 |
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Relationships |
358 |
13 |
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Inability to Ask for Help |
333 |
15 |
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Lack of Support Network |
302 |
16 |
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Insufficient Spiritual Connection |
298 |
17 |
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This chart details the “Core Issues to
Relapse Behaviors/Return to The Use of
Psychoactive Substances”. As
indicated, the top five reported factors for
relapse are: (1) boredom, (2) depression,
(3) stress, (4) loneliness, and (5)
low self-esteem.
The structure and support, offered by HFT,
addresses these top (five) issues to
relapse. In addition, the
professionally certified counseling assists
clients develop operative skills to address:
complacency; anger; shame; guilt; impulse
control; stress management; cognitive
re-structuring; relationships; spirituality;
depressive symptoms, and
grandiose/egotistical thinking.
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