Effectiveness the triaging of cognitive behavioral coning skills and mindfulness based relapse prevention in improving the treatment motivation of people with substance dependency

The current research was conducted in order to investigating effectiveness the triaing of cognitive behavioral coning skills and mindfulness based relapse prevention in improving the treatment motivation of people with substance dependency.
The research method of this study was experimental and its design was pretest-posttest with control group. The whole people with substance dependency were referring to Ardabil centers of addiction treatment in the half of 1393 year, comprised statistical population of this research. Sixty people from this society were selected by cluster sampling and participated in this study. In the next stage, subjects were assigned randomly to three groups of cognitive-behavioral coping skills (n=20); mindfulness based relapse prevention (n=20) and control group (n=20). Then, the readiness to change and treatment eagerness conducted as pretest, in the next stage, therapeutic interventions were conducted on experimental groups. Ultimately, three groups responded to listed test as post test. The gathered data was analyzed by multivariate covariance and benferony post hoc tests.
The results showed that there are significant differences between the scores mean of three groups in recognition and step taking. The results of beforeny test also showed that these methods were equally effective in recognition but in step taking, the mindfulness-based relapse prevention was more effective than cognitive-behavioral coping skills training.
The results of this study suggest the need to use methods of cognitive-behavioral coping skills and mindfulness based relapse prevention programs as complementary methods for the treatment of substance dependence.