ArticleIndustrial psychiatry journal
Early maladaptive schemas in substance use disorders in the Indian context: Theoretical and therapeutic implications.
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Schema theory seems to be a relevant perspective in the overall understanding of substance use disorders (SUDs). Early maladaptive schemas (EMSs) are defined as self-defeating emotional and cognitive patterns that begin early in our development, repeat throughout life, and act as risk factors for mental health problems and substance use (SU). SU behavior acts as a means by which users attempt to avoid triggering the unpleasant and negative emotions inherent in their elevated schema. Thus, SU is often seen as a coping mechanism in schema theory. This has important implications in terms of assessment, treatment, and planning of interventions. Schema therapy would be a valuable addition to the current therapy practice, which emphasizes a dual focus on both SU and EMSs and uses an integrated framework of cognitive, behavioral, and experiential techniques to target and modify EMSs.
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