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Statistical information is updated quarterly
and this page is accurate as of
April 24, 2008
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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 |
239 |
1 |
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Depression |
214 |
2 |
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Loneliness |
204 |
3 |
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Stress |
199 |
4 |
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Low Self-Esteem |
196 |
5 |
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Guilt |
186 |
6 |
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Quit Maintenance Program |
185 |
7 |
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Financial/Money |
182 |
8 |
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Isolation |
179 |
9 |
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Anger |
178 |
10 |
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Shame |
175 |
11 |
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Impulsiveness |
170 |
12 |
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Resentments |
168 |
13 |
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Lack of Support Network |
163 |
14 |
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Relationships |
162 |
15 |
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Inability to Ask for Help |
159 |
16 |
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Insufficient Spiritual Connection |
142 |
17 |
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Grand Total
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2304 |
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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)
loneliness, (4) stress, 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:
anger; shame;
guilt; impulse control; complacency; stress management;
cognitive re-structuring; relationships; spirituality; depressive
symptoms, and grandiose/egotistical thinking.
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