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IRCT20230909059381N1 IRCT 2023-09-23 University of Sahiwal Effectiveness of CBT and Twelve steps program on alcohol Effectiveness of cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) and Twelve steps program on alcohol consumption 2023-09-15 anticipated 20 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/72560 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Single blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Treatment, Other design features: quasi experiment design, Randomization description: Participants randomly divide into two groups through the www.random org. com website in which 10 Adults will be in the experimental group and 10 Adults will be in the control group for this study. The control group may receive standard care, other group will waiting the intervention of experimental group. There will be 20 participants in the groups, Blinding description: The data analysts responsible for conducting statistical analyses and interpreting study outcomes will be kept unaware of the group assignments of participants. other hand outcome assessors, responsible for conducting interviews, assessments, and collecting data related to study outcomes, will also be blinded to participant group assignments. N/A Alcohol. Intervention 1: Intervention group name: Experimental group, In the starting conduct pre-assessment: scale (ADS) administered that measure the severity of alcohol consumption to gather baseline data on alcohol consumption.after that the conduct cognitive behavior therapy (CBT). These sessions of CBT will focus on helping them recognize and challenge cognitive distortions related to alcohol use, manage triggers and cravings, Along with restructuring their thinking. CBT sessions will be conduct 8 weeks, The frequency of sessions will be once a week. and each session will be approximately 40 to 60 minutes. It will be typically conducted through one-on-one session. Purpose of CBT intervention to reduce the alcohol consumption. .Participants in the experimental group will engage in the Twelve Steps program as part of their intervention. This will involve attending Twelve Steps meetings.participants will be attend two meetings per week. post-assessment (ADS) scale after the intervention to evaluate changes in severity of alcohol consumption. Intervention 2: Control group: Participants in the control group will undergo the same baseline assessment as the experimental group. This assessment will include the measurement of the severity of alcohol consumption using the Alcohol Dependence Scale (ADS).control group will not receiving the specific CBT and Twelve Steps program interventions, Just conduct Support Group Meetings related to alcohol abuse, recovery, and coping. related topics will include triggers, cravings, stress management, and personal goals for reducing alcohol consumption. these meeting will be held 8 weeks, each meeting time will be 30 to 50 minutes.The frequency of sessions will be once a week. than conduct a post-intervention assessment for the control group. This assessment will be include the same measures and assessments used at the baseline to track changes in alcohol consumption. After the intervention comparison of both group to check the effective in reducing alcohol consumption among participants in the experimental group as compared to those in the control group. Yes - There is a plan to make this available What will be shared: Study on Alcohol Abusers When: This process time will be 15-09-2023 to 15-10-2023 To whom: Data and documents related to research participants will be handled with strict confidentiality and privacy protections. Access to these data/documents should be limited to individuals who have been authorized and trained to handle sensitive information in accordance with ethical and legal guidelines. Conditions: Intervention plan will be provided Where to obtain: amirhayatkallu02@gamil.com How to obtain: in the starting baseline assessment of both group than treatment will give to the experimental group and control group will be waiting than the check severity level after the intervention, the hypothesis present study is, CBT and Twelve steps program effectively reduce alcohol consumption of experimental group as compare to control group. Comments:
public Aamir Hayat
Shakkar wala Tehsil Mankera Distt Bhakkar
Bhakkar Pakistan 30001 +92 341 1363863 amirhayatkallu02@gmail.com University of Sahiwar scientific Aamir Hayat
Shakkar wala Tehsil Mankkera Distt Bhakkar
Bhakkar Pakistan Punjab +92 341 1363863 amirhayatkallu02@gmail.com University of Sahiwar Pakistan Male gender will become the part of present study, The age range will be chose 18 years and above Each individual in the sample will exhibits a moderate level of alcohol abuse or dependence, as assessed by the Alcohol Dependence Scale (ADS) during the baseline assessment. The individuals are using the alcohol less than 5 years, they have included in our study. 18 years 45 years Male Females will not include in our study Individuals with a current diagnosis of severe alcohol dependence, as their treatment needs may require a different level of care. they will not included in present study. The individuals are using the alcohol more than 5 years they have not include in our study. Individuals who are currently enrolled in another formal alcohol treatment program or receiving concurrent medicine for alcohol-related issues. They will be not participate of present study. Individuals with a history of severe mental health disorders (e.g., schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, Major depression) that may significantly impact their ability to participate in the interventions. F10.1 Alcohol abuse Rehabilitation Other Intervention group name: Experimental group, In the starting conduct pre-assessment: scale (ADS) administered that measure the severity of alcohol consumption to gather baseline data on alcohol consumption.after that the conduct cognitive behavior therapy (CBT). These sessions of CBT will focus on helping them recognize and challenge cognitive distortions related to alcohol use, manage triggers and cravings, Along with restructuring their thinking. CBT sessions will be conduct 8 weeks, The frequency of sessions will be once a week. and each session will be approximately 40 to 60 minutes. It will be typically conducted through one-on-one session. Purpose of CBT intervention to reduce the alcohol consumption. .Participants in the experimental group will engage in the Twelve Steps program as part of their intervention. This will involve attending Twelve Steps meetings.participants will be attend two meetings per week. post-assessment (ADS) scale after the intervention to evaluate changes in severity of alcohol consumption. Control group: Participants in the control group will undergo the same baseline assessment as the experimental group. This assessment will include the measurement of the severity of alcohol consumption using the Alcohol Dependence Scale (ADS).control group will not receiving the specific CBT and Twelve Steps program interventions, Just conduct Support Group Meetings related to alcohol abuse, recovery, and coping. related topics will include triggers, cravings, stress management, and personal goals for reducing alcohol consumption. these meeting will be held 8 weeks, each meeting time will be 30 to 50 minutes.The frequency of sessions will be once a week. than conduct a post-intervention assessment for the control group. This assessment will be include the same measures and assessments used at the baseline to track changes in alcohol consumption. After the intervention comparison of both group to check the effective in reducing alcohol consumption among participants in the experimental group as compared to those in the control group. Severity of Alcohol consumption. Timepoint: The primary outcome will be measured after 8 weeks of intervention. Method of measurement: Alcohol dependence scale (ADS) to measure severity of alcohol. university Approved 2023-08-22 University of Sahiwal Fareed town sahiwal Sahiwal Punjab Pakistan