This video describes how the toxic effects of alcohol and drugs on the brain affect a person physically, psychologically and socially. Long-term aftereffects of chronic alcohol and drug poisoning (known as post acute or protracted withdrawal) and methods for managing these symptoms are presented.

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Part II : The Developmental Model of Recovery
Based on his clinical research , Gorski describes the recovery process as a progression through six concrete periods. Each period has a major goal and specific required tasks. Failure to successfully complete any major recovery task can weaken a total recovery program. The result can be a cycle of low quality , painful sobriety, or only partial recovery.

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Part III : The Relapse Process
Relapse begins long before a person starts using alcohol or drugs again. Based on fifteen years of experience and research with relapse-prone persons , Gorski explains the progression of warning signs . These warning signs escalate from internal dysfunction, to external dysfunction, to sobriety-based loss of control, or chemical use. General principles of managing these warning signs are explained.

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Part IV : Occupational Relapse Prevention Training
Relapse is a major problem facing business and industry. Only through cooperation of employee assistance counselors and treatment centers can relapse hazards be avoided. Gorski presents a five step strategy for developing a recovery plan for the relapsing worker. Adapting this strategy can lower the risk of relapse in the workplace.

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