On Mourning and Recovery: Integrating Stages of Grief and Change Toward a Neuroscience-Based Model of Attachment Adaptation in Addiction Treatment.
On Mourning and Recovery: Integrating Stages of Grief and Change Toward a Neuroscience-Based Model of Attachment Adaptation in Addiction Treatment.
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10.1521/pdps.2017.45.4.451
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2017-01-01
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Wallingford, Sue C
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Chambers, R Andrew;Wallingford, Sue C
人际依恋和药物成瘾在行为和神经生物学领域有许多共同的属性。了解依恋形成和成瘾的重叠脑回路，可以更深入地了解创伤相关精神疾病和共病物质使用障碍的发病机制，以及结束成瘾的复杂程度，因为这是一种哀悼过程。注意成瘾恢复的过程-作为一种形式的悲伤-其中Kubler-Ross的悲伤阶段和Prochaska的变化阶段最终描述了关于神经网络和依恋重塑的一般过程的互补观点，可能会导致更有效和综合的心理治疗和药物治疗策略。
Interpersonal attachment and drug addiction share many attributes across their behavioral and neurobiological domains. Understanding the overlapping brain circuitry of attachment formation and addiction illuminates a deeper understanding of the pathogenesis of trauma-related mental illnesses and comorbid substance use disorders, and the extent to which ending an addiction is complicated by being a sort of mourning process. Attention to the process of addiction recovery-as a form of grieving-in which Kubler-Ross's stages of grief and Prochaska's stages of change are ultimately describing complementary viewpoints on a general process of neural network and attachment remodeling, could lead to more effective and integrative psychotherapy and medication strategies.