What is Relapse Prevention?
Relapse Prevention is an evidence-based program that helps students avoid a relapse by recognizing risky situations, coping with urges and cravings, being around users, understanding support issues and taking charge. There are two books for this program to be completed, Thinking for Good and Staying Quit. This is a 3 month long program and upon completion of the program 90 days is credited onto the Client's sentence.

Target Population:
Relapse prevention programming targets individuals who are active in substance abuse programs of any type and any setting. Relapse prevention actually is the primary goal of treatment, but focusing on relapse prevention issues should take place sometime after the client is engaged in treatment and is not actively using substances.

This program contains 2 books to complete the modules include:

1. Staying Quit is the Problem
2. Times I've thought about quitting
3. 10 Good Things
4. My Most Immediate Needs
5. Drawing my 5 Needs
6. Risks and Dangers
7. Most Common Relapse Situations
8. What are your Risks
9. Circle of Choices
10. Letting in the camel's head
11. What will I lose
12. Scripting changes and plans
13. Counselor meeting
14. Urges and cravings
15. Habituation suggestions
16. Scripting
17. When Cravings and Urges Strike
18. My plan for Cravings & Urges
19. Suggestions from Counselor
20. When Urges Strike
21. Drawing my Urge Cycle
22. What's My Plan
23. Dealing with Users
24. Being prepared to say No
25. My favorite prayer/phrase
26. Support, Friendship, Character
27. Where are you on recovery
28. Looking at your friends
29. Character Issues
30. Meeting with Counselor
31. Staying Quit
32. Endless Opportunities
33. Program Ending