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Participation in 12-step groups (12SG) during and after formal treatment has been associated with positive outcome among substance users. However, the effectiveness of 12SG may be limited by high attrition rates and by low participat[...]
Auteur A. B. LAUDET
8 Documents disponibles écrits par cet auteur
Employment status is commonly used as a sign of stability in recovery and an outcome variable for substance abuse treatment and research. However, there has been little attention in the literature on the topic of work for the dually diagnosed (i[...]
ENGLISH : Although research on the effectiveness of 12-step group participation has been increasing, there has been little examination of the processes by which such participation leads to positive outcomes. Two kinds of factors have been prop[...]
A. B. LAUDET | 2012
Dans Journal of Addictive Diseases (Vol.31, n°3, September 2012) Article : PériodiqueEmployment is a key functioning index in addiction services and consistently emerges as a goal among individuals in recovery. Research on the employment status in the addiction field has focused on treatment populations or welfare recipients; li[...]
FRANÇAIS : Même si les troubles liés à lusage abusif de drogues et les troubles mentaux sont fréquemment associés, et même si des données empiriques montrent la nécessité de proposer des soins thérapeutiques multiples aux patients présentant u[...]
ENGLISH : The effectiveness of participation in dual-focus groups (i.e., focusing on both mental health and substance use) has not been studied empirically. The study examined whether three hypothesized active ingredients of self help (helper-[...]
Social support mediates the effects of dual-focus mutual aid groups on abstinence from substance use
A. B. LAUDET ; C. M. CLELAND ; S. MAGURA ; H. S. VOGEL ; E. L. KNIGHT | 2004
Dans American Journal of Community Psychology (Vol.34, n°3-4, December 2004) Article : PériodiqueBackground: Specialized 12-step based groups have emerged to address the needs of persons recovering from both substance abuse and psychiatric illness. Objective: This study investigates the role of social support in mediating the association [...]
A. B. LAUDET ; S. MAGURA ; C. M. CLELAND ; H. S. VOGEL ; E. L. KNIGHT ; A. ROSENBLUM | 2004
PériodiqueENGLISH : A large percentage of individuals are dually-diagnosed with a psychiatric disorder and a substance use disorder. Such persons typically face more difficulties and have poorer outcomes than do single disorder substance users. Among no[...]
