Which type of group is NOT listed as a type used in chemical dependency groups?

• A. Orientation Groups
• B. Spiritual Groups
• C. Family Therapy Groups
• D. Relapse Prevention Groups

Answer: (C)

In chemical dependency treatment, the groups you’re most likely to encounter as core formats are orientation groups, relapse prevention groups, and spiritual or recovery-oriented groups. Orientation groups help new participants understand the program, expectations, and how the group will function. Relapse prevention groups focus on identifying triggers, developing coping skills, and planning for high-risk situations to maintain sobriety. Spiritual or recovery-focused groups provide support through shared beliefs, values, and a sense of community that reinforces abstinence.

Family Therapy Groups, while’ highly valuable for addressing family dynamics and support systems, aren’t typically listed as one of the core group modalities within a standard chemical dependency program. They’re usually offered as a separate track or as part of family-focused interventions rather than as a primary group format within the addiction treatment groups. So, among commonly listed group types in chemical dependency settings, Family Therapy Groups aren’t considered a primary group modality in the same way as orientation, relapse prevention, or spiritual groups.