Building Recovery by Improving Goals, Habits, and Thoughts (BRIGHT-2)
An Integrated Group Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Co-Occurring Depression and Alcohol and Drug Use Problems — Group Member's Workbook
Building Recovery by Improving Goals, Habits, and Thoughts (BRIGHT-2) is a manualized group cognitive behavioral therapy program for co-occurring depression and alcohol and drug use problems. BRIGHT-2 has been designed so that non–mental health practitioners, and practitioners with less formal training than professional mental health counselors, can deliver the program, thus providing evidence-based depression treatment to individuals who often do not receive it. BRIGHT-2 is an 18-week program consisting of three modules, each of which focuses on a specific topic — thoughts, activities, and people interactions — and how it can affect a person's mood and desire to drink or use drugs. The BRIGHT-2 manual consists of a leader's introduction, a session-by-session group leader manual, and a session-by-session group member's workbook; this volume is the group member's workbook.
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Module 1 (pdf format)
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Thoughts, Alcohol/Drug Use, and Your Mood
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Activities, Alcohol/Drug Use, and Your Mood
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People Interactions, Alcohol/Drug Use, and Your Mood
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- Copyright: Muñoz, Ghosh Ippen, Rao, Le, and Dwyer
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- Pages: 418
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- Document Number: TR-978/2-NIDA
- Year: 2011
- Series: Technical Reports
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