Addiction involves complex interactions between biological, psychological, and social factors that influence behavior and dependence. This book provides a comprehensive overview of clinical treatment models for substance use disorders, including motivational interviewing, cognitive-behavioral therapy, contingency management, and medication-assisted treatments. It discusses assessment tools, relapse prevention strategies, and individualized care planning. Special focus is given to co-occurring disorders, harm reduction approaches, and ethical concerns in addiction treatment. Real-world scenarios support clinical decision-making and long-term recovery planning.
Neo Modise is a licensed addiction counselor and academic researcher specializing in substance use disorders and behavioral health. He has developed integrated treatment protocols that combine pharmacotherapy with evidence-based psychotherapy approaches. His work centers on relapse prevention, co-occurring disorders, and treatment accessibility in underserved regions. He has contributed to national strategies for addressing the opioid crisis and alcohol misuse. His interests include motivational interviewing, harm reduction, and rehabilitation frameworks.