PSYCHOLOGY
InterACT Treatment Manual & Participant Workbook
for Addictive Disorders based on the self-help
theory of Jim Maclaine.
Melinda L. Lake
This treatment manual has been developed for health
professionals working with people suffering from addictive
disorders to develop a self-help recovery process. It includes
practical session guides and worksheets for participants. It
follows the therapy methods of author psychologist Melinda L. Lake,
in which participants undertake all 15 sessions in sequence,
ideally over a five day period.
The modules are best undertaken in a small group setting of 8 to
12, however are easily adapted for use in private practice. People
suffering directly from addiction may also find this manual
helpful.
The InterACT Programme is a treatment protocol specifically
targeting the addicted brain. It links the psycho-education of
current neuroscience with cognitive therapy and the therapeutic
principles of Acceptance Commitment Therapy. It is an
inter-personal (group based) treatment method which lays the
foundation for a solid self-help recovery process, and it moves
participants through Prochaska & DiClemente's (1982) stages of
change from a contemplative state to the maintenance stage.
It aims to break the pathological attachment to the intoxicated
state and the various defensive processes that protect that
attachment.
The approach is based on the Interact Therapy Program devised by
Psychologist Jim Maclaine in the 1980's. A programme that
successfully treated thousands of patients with addictions and
emotional disturbances for several decades in Australian accredited
private hospitals.
For more information on this treatment approach or implementing
the programme at your facility please contact the author at
www.re-psycle.com.au
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