The Party's Over: Treating Grief During Recovery For Alcoholic Women PDF
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The Party’s Over: Treating Grief During Recovery For Alcoholic Women Sarah E. Skoog, M.Ed., LPC Intern Under the Supervision of Bryan Moffitt, M.Ed., LPC-S Janet Froeschle, Ph.D., LPC, CSC Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX Definitions • Depression: – Despondency and anergia very similar to general sadness; however, severity and duration of symptoms, as well as the presence or absence of a triggering event are quite different (Holtzheimer & Mayberg, 2010). – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbCULoSZnA g 11/22/13 Skoog & Froeschle/Texas Tech University 3 Definitions • Grief : – “The normal but bewildering cluster of ordinary human emotions arising in response to significant loss, intensified and complicated by the relationship to the person or the object lost, and by the way the person dies (Anderson, 2010, 128.)” – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9AnjALHCx o 11/22/13 Skoog & Froeschle/Texas Tech University 4 Definitions • Addiction-Related Grief : – A reaction to a variety of complex losses incurred as a direct result of addiction (including alcoholism), whether it be prior to onset of addiction, during active addiction, or during recovery from addiction (Shallcross, 2011, 13). 11/22/13 Skoog & Froeschle/Texas Tech University 5 Definitions • Addiction-Related Loss : – An experience of reduced resources, to which the individual was strongly attached, either personal, material, or symbolic in nature (Striefel & Servaty- Seib, 2009). – http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/video?id=6988695 11/22/13 Skoog & Froeschle/Texas Tech University 6 Disorder Comparisons Substance MDD/Dysthymia Bereavement Disorders Often follows a severe Symptoms of psychosocial stressor The reaction to the death depression, prolonged such as the death of a of a loved one. sadness, and grief loved one. present. Substance Dependence Grieving individuals (particularly alcohol or Mood disorders such as often present with cocaine) may contribute MDD or Dysthymia similar symptoms as to the onset or often present. MDD. exacerbation of MDD. DSM-IV-TR, 2000 11/22/13 Skoog & Froeschle/Texas Tech University 7 Disorder Comparisons Continued Substance MDD/Dysthymia Bereavement Disorders Repeated failure Prolonged and Decreased to fulfill major marked physical, social physical, social functional and role function and interpersonal impairment role obligations Insomnia / Insomnia / Insomnia Hypersomnia Hypersomnia DSM-IV-TR, 2000 11/22/13 Skoog & Froeschle/Texas Tech University 8 Disorder Comparisons Continued Substance MDD/Dysthymia Bereavement Disorders Sadness; “Down in Sadness; Symptoms Heavy sadness the dumps” of Depression Feelings of Low self-esteem; See Morbid worthlessness, low self as uninteresting preoccupation with self-esteem, and lack or incapable worthlessness of self-efficacy in ability to overcome DSM-IV-TR, 2000 11/22/13 Skoog & Froeschle/Texas Tech University 9 Disorder Comparisons Continued Substance MDD/Dysthymia Bereavement Disorders Guilt regarding Feelings of guilt Guilt past Recurrent social and interpersonal Social withdrawal problems; Impaired social functioning DSM-IV-TR, 2000 11/22/13 Skoog & Froeschle/Texas Tech University 10 Disorder Comparisons Continued Substance MDD/Dysthymia Bereavement Disorders Marked Brooding Preoccupation preoccupation about the past with past with past Anger Anger Anger DSM-IV-TR, 2000 11/22/13 Skoog & Froeschle/Texas Tech University 11
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