Substance Abuse case study – Develop a PowerPoint presentation
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Treatment programs cannot always be 100% effective, and many substance abusers relapse into drug abuse after days, months, or even years of sobriety. With the marginal success of treatment programs, it is even more important that people never start using drugs. As such, prevention strategies are of utmost importance.
Review the case study. Using your module readings and the Argosy University online library resources, research methods of increasing awareness about substance abuse and dependence.
Develop a PowerPoint presentation including the following:
- Identify and describe two prevention strategies.
- Explain ways of determining whether loved ones have a problem with drugs using the DSM-IV-TR characteristics of substance abuse and dependence.
- Address the effectiveness of current treatment strategies in the United States.
- Explain polypharmacology
- Address the possible treatment options and treatment difficulties for someone who is dependent on two substances.
Develop an 8–10-slide presentation (complete with speakers notes) in PowerPoint format. Apply APA standards to citation of sources. Be sure to include a title slide and a list of references. Please be sure to use scholarly references and always cite everything (such as pictures).
| Assignment 1 Grading Criteria |
Maximum Points |
| Identified and described 2 prevention strategies |
60 |
| Explained ways of determining whether loved ones have a problem with drugs using the DSM-IV-TR characteristics of substance abuse and dependence |
52 |
| Address the effectiveness of current treatment strategies in the United States |
56 |
| Explained polypharmacology |
20 |
| Addressed the possible treatment options and treatment difficulties for someone who has dependence on two substances |
48 |
| Style (8 points):Tone, audience, and word choice Organization (16 points):Introduction, transitions, and conclusion Usage and Mechanics (16 points): Grammar, spelling, and sentence structure APA Elements (24 points):Attribution, paraphrasing, quotation |
64 |
| Total: |
300 |
