Table 2.

Session Content by Treatment Condition

Session	TAU	DIR	MOT
1	Psychosocial Assessment	Psychosocial Assessment	Psychosocial Assessment
2	Final Treatment Plan Intro to AA Skills: Problem Solving	Final Treatment Plan Intro to AA (readings, attendance slips, journal contract) Acceptance of Disease of Alcoholism	Final Treatment Plan Intro to AA (handout, cost/ benefit) AA Discussion
3*	Significant Other (support focus)	Surrender Skills: Problem Solving	AA Decision Skills: Problem Solving
4	Skills: Drink Refusal	Significant Other (Al-Anon focus)	Significant Other (support focus)
5	Monitoring Client Progress	Skills: Drink Refusal	Skills: Drink Refusal
6	Skills: Relaxation	Skills: Relaxation	Skills: Relaxation
7	Mid-Way Evaluation of Treatment Goals	Mid-Way Evaluation of Treatment Goals (Getting Active)	Mid-Way Evaluation of Treatment Goals
8	Skills: Communication	Skills: Communication	Skills: Communication
9	Skills: Anger Management	Skills: Anger Management	Skills: Anger Management
10	Coping, Relapse Prevention	Coping, Relapse Prevention	Coping, Relapse Prevention
11	Monitoring Client Progress	Monitoring Client Progress	Monitoring Client Progress
12	Termination	Termination	Termination

Notes.

^*Beginning with Session 3, a condition-specific review of AA occurred at the beginning of each session.

Highlighted material designates condition-specific treatment content.

TAU = Treatment as usual comparison condition; DIR = directive AA facilitation condition; MOT = motivational AA facilitation condition.