Alcohol and other drug addiction is a complex, multifactorial disease involving biological, psychological, sociological, and spiritual elements. Addiction not only affects the individual but also the very place in the entire family system. Recognizing the complexity of the disease, advocates a holistic approach that enables the individualization of treatment based on assessed needs of individuals and respect their uniqueness and individual worldview.
Minnesota Model is a comprehensive, abstinence-oriented approach to treating alcohol and drug addiction. The model indicates the philosophy and methodology of providing care to individuals who suffer from the disease of addiction. One of the characteristics of the model is that it embraces the philosophy and practice of the Twelve Step approach to Alcoholics Anonymous as a basis for therapeutic change. Having emerged from the legacy of Alcoholics Anonymous, Minnesota model is characteristic of the existential in nature and involves an individualized, client-oriented approach to treatment. It is assumed that alcoholism and drug addiction is primarily a spiritual disease that suffers lack of subjective meaning života.Minnesota model is therefore very successful as a mixture of philosophy and the transtheoretical approach to treatment related to the core, fundamental existential issues of drug addiction.
to build a world-view provides a global and holistic perspective of individualized treatment. We all have a worldview that affects how we experience and evaluate the situation and how to determine the appropriate mjere.Pojam worldview includes an overall view of life, and is described as a "filter" through which the phenomena observed and understood. Implementation of assessments worldview offers the potential to serve as a single construct to increase the quality of recovery services for clients addiction recovery centers. It is envisaged that the implementation of this proposal will translate into increasing individualization of treatment and improve patient outcomes. This is consistent with the Hazelden Foundation's vision to lead the way in developing innovative products and services that help build recovery in the lives of those affected by addiction.
Hazelden's Minnesota model mixed philosophy and the transtheoretical approach to healing that deals with the core, fundamental questions of the complex, multifactorial disease of addiction. Existential and spiritual questions designed as to cause addiction, formative in the development of client-oriented therapy, and the fundamental principles of AA and treatment philosophies Minnesota modela.Koncept worldview is closely associated with the basic philosophy is an integral part of the assessment modela.Provedba worldview allows the evolution of recovery programs and services to maximize opportunities to meet the changing needs of clients increasingly diverse population.
