Treatment is individualized
Every person is a different human being with different life situations and different needs. For every reason EESTA treatment should be individualized so that it fits best to the contextual characteristics of each person.
Rig the person to be treated with proper treatment is a key factor in the ultimate success of treatment, as shown by recent research on the subject (Project MATCH)

The treatment is a process
The initial consultation, assessment, diagnosis, intervention and treatment themselves are parts of a process that is not broken into stages but part of a continuum of care, where the phase transition in a manner that they overlap each other. Understanding this reality is important to take all decisions made by each pertinent in monument the process.

Basics about treatment
LEl National Institute on Alcohol and Drugs in the U.S. has developed an excellent pamphlet on the treatment we suggest you read. In this section we have collected the PRINCIPLES on the treatment containing the findings that have been made through clinical practice and research on treatment.

Treatment Plan Design
Taking into account the needs and individual characteristics of each person designs the treatment plan also must be the product of consensus of those involved in the process (usually the patient and practitioner). This will have a base document that guides the changes that have the goals of recovery. This section studies the details of the design process of the treatment plan.

Components of treatment
Components are modules or tools at our disposal to integrate them into the treatment plan. Here are the different kinds of components are usually used for the treatment of addictions:

1. picosociales components

2. pharmacological components

3. self-help components

4. alternative therapies