Overview
A two part online therapeutic intervention, involving assessments, assignments, and contact with a therapist, intended to reduce or stop patients’ alcohol consumption.
Alcohol de Baas is an online therapy intervention consisting of two parts with support from a therapist. All components of the intervention are completed through the intervention’s website. Part one focuses on information about alcohol consumption and its risks and part two focuses on behavior change. At all parts of the program, patients have contact with a therapist that could help with the assignments and provide personalized feedback and advice. Part one includes four assignments and part two includes five assignments. Patients must complete each assignment before moving on to the next. The intervention takes an average of three months to complete and involves one to two interactions with a therapist per week. The intervention was initially offered in Dutch, but has now been adapted to English.
Link to English commercial site here.
Link to Dutch commercial site here.
Delivery:
Web-based
Theoretical Approaches:
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Motivational Interviewing (MI)
Target Substance(s):
Alcohol
Target Outcome(s):
Quantity
Substance-related problems
Ages:
Young Adults (18-30)
Adults (30+)
Genders:
Male
Female
Races/Ethnicities:
Unspecified
Setting:
Remote Access
Geographic Location:
Unspecified
Country:
Netherlands
Language:
Dutch
English