Positive addiction recovery therapy: a replication and follow-up study

IF 0.8 Q4 PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL Advances in Dual Diagnosis Pub Date : 2023-10-25 DOI:10.1108/add-05-2023-0010
Lisa Ogilvie, Jerome Carson
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Purpose The purpose of this study is to see if the affirmative results seen in the pilot study of the positive addiction recovery therapy (PART) programme are replicable and durable given a new cohort of participants. PART is a programme of work designed to improve the recovery and well-being of people in early addiction recovery. Its foundation is in the G-CHIME (growth, connectedness, hope, identity, meaning in life and empowerment) model of addiction recovery. It also uses the values in action character strengths and includes a set of recovery protection techniques. Design/methodology/approach This study uses a mixed method experimental design, incorporating direct replication and a follow-up study. Measures for recovery capital, well-being and level of flourishing are used to collect pre-, post- and one-month follow-up data from participants. The replication data analysis uses the non-parametric Wilcoxon test, and the follow-up analysis uses the Friedman test with pairwise comparison post hoc analysis. The eligibility criteria ensure participants ( n = 35) are all in early addiction recovery, classified as having been abstinent for between three and six months. Findings This study found a statistically significant improvement in well-being, recovery capital and flourishing on completion of the PART programme. These findings upheld the hypotheses in the pilot study and the successful results reported. It also found these gains to be sustained at a one-month follow-up. Practical implications This study endorses the efficacy of the PART programme and its continued use in a clinical setting. It also adds further credibility to adopting a holistic approach when delivering interventions which consider important components of addiction recovery such as those outlined in the G-CHIME model. Originality/value This study adds to the existing evidence base endorsing the PART programme and the applied use of the G-CHIME model.
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目的本研究的目的是看看在积极成瘾康复治疗(PART)计划的试点研究中看到的肯定结果是否可复制和持久给予新的参与者队列。部分是一项工作规划,旨在改善早期成瘾康复者的康复和福祉。它的基础是成瘾康复的G-CHIME(成长、联系、希望、身份、生活意义和赋权)模型。它还使用了行动中的价值观,性格优势,并包括一套恢复保护技术。设计/方法/方法本研究采用混合方法实验设计,结合直接复制和随访研究。恢复资本,幸福感和繁荣水平的措施被用来收集参与者的前,后和一个月的随访数据。复制数据分析采用非参数Wilcoxon检验,随访分析采用Friedman检验和两两比较事后分析。资格标准确保参与者(n = 35)都处于早期成瘾恢复阶段,被分类为已经戒酒3到6个月。这项研究发现,在完成PART项目后,在幸福感、恢复资本和繁荣方面有统计学上的显著改善。这些发现支持了初步研究中的假设和报告的成功结果。研究还发现,在一个月的随访中,这些收益仍能持续。实际意义本研究认可了PART计划的有效性及其在临床环境中的持续使用。它还进一步增加了在提供考虑成瘾恢复的重要组成部分(如G-CHIME模型中概述的那些)的干预措施时采用整体方法的可信度。原创性/价值本研究增加了支持PART计划和G-CHIME模型应用的现有证据基础。
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