Psychological and Clinical Parameters as Predictors of Relapse in Alcohol-Dependent Patients During and After Extensive Inpatient Rehabilitation Treatment

Psychological parameters, craving and impulsivity levels did not predict relapse to a high degree. It is assumed that discontinuation of treatment and relapse may be associated with different issues, such as social context, and individual motivation levels. In contrast, the length of both abstinence before admission and of inpatient treatment were significantly associated with abstinence; it is here suggested that recovery time duration may be an underestimated influencing factor regarding relapse in AD patients.

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Brain Sciences
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2025-04-03
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https://doi.org/10.3390/brainsci15040374
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Neurological Disorders and Treatments
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Psychological and Clinical Parameters as Predictors of Relapse in Alcohol-Dependent Patients During and After Extensive Inpatient Rehabilitation Treatment

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Abstract

Psychological parameters, craving and impulsivity levels did not predict relapse to a high degree. It is assumed that discontinuation of treatment and relapse may be associated with different issues, such as social context, and individual motivation levels. In contrast, the length of both abstinence before admission and of inpatient treatment were significantly associated with abstinence; it is here suggested that recovery time duration may be an underestimated influencing factor regarding relapse in AD patients.

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