Sentence examples for prevention skills from inspiring English sources

Habit formation was further promoted, and training given in relapse prevention skills in order to prevent and cope with lapses.

Further, participants were trained to enhance their relapse prevention skills in order to prevent and to cope with relapses.

The prison determines their individual needs, and focusses "on assisting individuals in their development of pro-social skills, substance-abuse prevention skills, and meaningful transition plans consistent with the philosophy and practices of youth programming".

All eligible studies reported at least one quantitative outcome measure of overdose prevention skills learned.

This study examined the impact of a computer simulation designed to provide the opportunity for individuals with alcohol use disorders (AUDs) to practice relapse prevention skills.

Provision of focal, short-term treatments that embed relapse prevention skills augment the routes to effective prevention available to patients, beyond that afforded by continuation pharmacotherapy.

Community representatives recommended incorporation of HIV information and risk-prevention skills.

For instance, even short-term reduction in alcohol use during the intensive phase of TB treatment could improve the chances of TB cure, whereas achieving long-term remission from alcohol use could require the incorporation of additional strategies, such as training in relapse-prevention skills and facilitating family or community supports for a sober lifestyle.

The team was trained in a 9-days workshop (8 hours/day) conducted by 2 international Arabic speaking experts in this field of training of trainers on youth reproductive health, HIV prevention, life skills, and peer education, and the training package was based on a Jordanian life skills and peer education package supported by UNICEF Middle East and North Africa Regional Office[ 22].

Fisher also holds that "universal" HIV prevention behavioral skills may be relevant to substance use [ 9].

Last year, UNICEF and its partners trained more than 140 peer educators in HIV/AIDS prevention, communication skills and promoting a healthy lifestyle, including prevention of substance abuse.