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Table 1 Components from evidence-based psychological interventions for AUDs [25]

From: Development of a non-specialist worker delivered psychological intervention to address alcohol use disorders and psychological distress among conflict-affected populations in Uganda and Ukraine

Reported in  10 trials

Reported in 5–9 trials

Reported in 2–4 trials

Reported in only one trial

• Assessment

• Personalized feedback

• Motivational interviewing

• Goal setting

• Setting and review of homework

• Problem solving skills

• Relapse prevention/management

• Communication skills

• Self-monitoring

• Changing social networks

• Emotional management

• Handling drinking urges

• Pros and cons of drinking

• Action planning/change plan

• Assertiveness training

• Alternative activities

• Identifying high risk situations

• Coping skills to deal with high-risk situations

• Drink refusal skills/handling peer pressure

• Contingency management

• Information booklet

• Relationship enhancement exercise

• Psychoeducation

• Direct advice on reducing drinking

• Daily mood monitoring

• Cognitive restructuring

• Social skills training

• Relaxation training

• Abstinence contracting

• Anger management

• Decision making skills

• Dealing with accusation of relapse

• Enhancing self-esteem

• Stress management

• Behavioral self-control training

• Importance/confidence

• Identifying and disputing distorted thoughts (Cognitive restructuring)

• Cognitive self-management for reducing negative thoughts