The Role of Acceptance of Aversive Experiences and Perceived Social Support on the Probability of Relapse Among Patients With Substance Use Disorders

Abstract

The study emphasises the significant roles of acceptance of aversive experiences and perceived social support in reducing the likelihood of relapse among patients with substance use disorders. It suggests that incorporating acceptance-based coping strategies and strengthening social support networks can enhance treatment outcomes and prevent relapse. These findings have important implications for the training and education of psychiatric nurses involved in the treatment of patients with substance use disorders.