The embracing of integrated recovery therapy is essential to combating the epidemic of addictions facing our communities. If we can imagine a bright future for our community it is because our community takes responsibility for each other.
We cannot brush our behavioral problems off to individual delinquencies.
We must embrace “addiction” whether we identify with it personally or not. After all, no addict had the intention of becoming addicted, prior to having the words “addiction” become a part of their identity.
Crystal Meth among other substances, threatens our community as the new age pandemic.
~Brandon Bennett, President of Back to the Basics Please, Inc.
Our Substance Use/Abuse Outreach program focuses on the following areas:
- Triggers-external and internal
- Relapse Prevention
- Dealing with emotions
- Developing coping skills
- The addiction cycle
- The Five Stages of Readiness to Change
- Dealing with anger
- Relapse Dangers—high risk situations
- Identifying barriers
- Exploring what works/does not work
- Discussion on impulsive behavior
- Phases of Denial
- Loneliness
- Saying goodbye to your drug
- Restoring family relationships
- Identifying one’s strengths
- Identifying new activities
- Learning how to journal
- Becoming healthy again
- Open topics that participants want to discuss
- Group ownership of group
~Tara Salas, Chief Clinical Officer

Email: tara.salas@bttbp.org
Groups are facilitated in Yuma, Arizona and held online elsewhere. Please contact Mr. Chris Murphy, Director of Substance Use/Abuse Outreach for a schedule.
*The BTTBP website assumes absolutely no responsibility for individual safety, and offers no type of guarantee for any type of rendered or referred service. BTTBP is not responsible for the actions of the organizations that may be represented on this website; therefore, will not be held liable for personal and/or professional outcomes.
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Program Director: Christopher Murphy

Email: chris.murphy@bttbp.org


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