Relapse cognitive-behavioral model

Marlatt GA (1996). Taxonomy of high-risk situations for alcohol relapse Evolution and development of a cognitive-behavioral model. Addiction, 91, S37-49. 

Relapse prevention, as mentioned, is compatible with a variety of treatment models. For example, many Minnesota-model facilities have incorporated aspects of cognitive behavioral relapse prevention into their treatment and aftercare programs. There have been efforts to combine the relapse prevention model with disease-model instructions to maintain abstinence after treatment is completed. Minnesota-model relapse prevention is generally begun late in treatment and then continued into aftercare. There are numerous books and manuals that have incorporated relapse prevention methods into this particular model. 

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