Question

A client receiving treatment for substance abuse keeps track of times the substance is used and develops strategies to deal with the substance when there is an opportunity to use it. The client is MOST likely receiving:

Answer 1

Answer:

Relapse-prevention training.

Explanation:

Relapse prevention is a cognitive-behavioral technique used in the treatment of individuals with chemical dependence. This technique implies keeping individuals in an abstinence, away from the harmful chemical substances that caused an addiction in the individuals. This technique was created by G. Alan Marlatt and keeps individuals in abstention by helping them to identify and the situations that can make them relapse and return to using psychoactive substances.