ASAM/AAAP Management of Stimulant Use Disorder Webinar Series #3: Behavioral Treatments for Stimulant Use Disorder-ASAM/AAAP Management of Stimulant Use Disorder Webinar Series #3: Behavioral Treatments for Stimulant Use Disorder

ASAM/AAAP Management of Stimulant Use Disorder Webinar Series #3: Behavioral Treatments for Stimulant Use Disorder

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Dr. Brian Hurley, the presenter in the webinar, discussed the Management of Stimulant Use Disorder Guideline, focusing on Behavioral Treatments for Stimulant Use Disorder, particularly Contingency Management (CM). Contingency Management is a behavioral treatment where individuals receive rewards for exhibiting desirable behaviors, such as abstinence from stimulant use. The webinar emphasized the effectiveness of CM in promoting treatment retention and increasing abstinence from stimulant use. The fishbowl method was highlighted as a cost-effective way to implement CM by offering varying reward values through a draw from a fishbowl, with escalating incentives for continued positive behaviors. It was also mentioned that CM should be continued for at least four months to see sustained positive outcomes. The case studies presented highlighted the importance of tailored interventions for individuals experiencing homelessness, co-occurring disorders, and pregnancy while using stimulants. The webinar recommended integrating CM with other evidence-based treatments like CBT and the Matrix model for a comprehensive approach to treating stimulant use disorder. Audience engagement through polls and Q&A sessions enhanced the learning experience and provided insights into practical implementation of behavioral treatments for stimulant use disorder.

Keywords

Dr. Brian Hurley

Management of Stimulant Use Disorder Guideline

Behavioral Treatments

Contingency Management

Fishbowl Method

Case Studies

Tailored Interventions

Audience Engagement

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