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    Urge surfing for acute and post-acute recovery populations

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    Author
    Todhunter, Max David
    Chair
    Gifford, Valerie
    Committee
    Sandberg, Patricia
    Dahl, Heather
    Keyword
    Alaska Natives
    Substance use
    Relapse
    Prevention
    Treatment
    Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy
    Substance abuse
    Addicts
    Rehabilitation
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    http://hdl.handle.net/11122/7984
    Abstract
    Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention urge surfing is an intervention that promotes distress tolerance through acceptance of and non-reactivity to urges and cravings. While the urge surfing intervention is effective with participants in out-patient and early recovery settings, for which it was designed, there is no research literature related to its efficacy for clients receiving higher level of care services during early abstinence and recovery. Clients undergoing residential treatment for substance use concerns are likely to experience difficulty with a cognition based approach such as urge surfing, due to cognitive dysfunction related to post-acute withdrawal in early recovery. A modification of the urge surfing intervention that replaces an abstract cognition dependent visualization with a focus on immediate and concrete somatic distress creates the potential of making it useful for populations in early recovery.
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    Master's Project (M.Ed.) University of Alaska Fairbanks, 2017
    Date
    2017-05
    Type
    Master's Project
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