The text provided contains several errors and inconsistencies. Here is the corrected version:
Network Therapy combines aspects of individual, group, and family-based counseling by enlisting the help of a client's family and friends (ideally, three or four people) to work with the counselor to help the client achieve and maintain abstinence (Galanter, 2014; Galanter, 2015). It uses three key elements to help people with substance misuse attain lasting recovery, which are:
- Cognitive-behavioral therapy, network support, and Brief Strategic Family Therapy (BSFT).
- Relapse prevention, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), and Family Mapping.
- Cognitive-behavioral therapy, relapse prevention techniques, and the client's existing supportive social networks/community.
- Functional Family Therapy, Brief Strategic Family Therapy (BSFT), and Relapse prevention.
Note: The original text did not specify which of the group of answer choices is the correct one, so I have corrected the spelling and formatting errors within each choice.