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CIP Recovery Support & Aftercare Planning Flashcards

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  1. Aftercare planning is considered essential in addiction treatment because:

    Answer: Relapse risk is highest immediately following the completion of primary treatment

    Aftercare planning is critical because the period immediately following primary treatment completion carries the highest relapse risk.

  2. Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA) are BEST described as:

    Answer: Peer support fellowships based on a 12-step recovery model

    AA and NA are peer-led fellowships using a 12-step model of recovery, distinct from clinically supervised treatment programs.

  3. SMART Recovery differs from 12-step programs primarily in that SMART Recovery:

    Answer: Uses a science-based, secular approach emphasizing self-empowerment without a higher power component

    SMART Recovery uses cognitive-behavioral and motivational techniques in a secular, science-based framework, offering an alternative to the spiritually oriented 12-step model.

  4. A 'recovery coach' or 'peer recovery specialist' differs from a CIP in that the recovery coach:

    Answer: Provides ongoing peer support based on personal lived experience with addiction and recovery

    Recovery coaches offer peer-based support grounded in lived experience, complementing but distinct from the CIP's clinical facilitation role.

  5. Which aftercare level of care is MOST appropriate for a client who has completed residential treatment and needs continued support but can safely live at home?

    Answer: Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

    An Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) provides structured, frequent therapeutic contact while allowing the client to live at home after completing residential treatment.

  6. For a client with opioid use disorder, a comprehensive recovery support plan should include discussion of:

    Answer: Ongoing medication-assisted treatment, counseling, peer support, and relapse prevention planning

    Comprehensive recovery support for opioid use disorder should address pharmacological treatment, counseling, peer support, and structured relapse prevention planning.