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Integrating the models of addiction into humanistic counseling for individuals with substance use disorders
The models of addiction represent a framework for conceptualizing clients with substance use disorders. These models include the biological, sociocultural, psychological, moral, spiritual, and holistic models. They can be incorporated in humanistic counseling sessions to facilitate client insight into their substance use and to develop client-led treatment plans.