Bleak and hopeless no more. Engagement of reluctant substance-abusing runaway youth and their families

SLESNICK N. ; R. J. MEYERS ; MEADE M. ; SEGELKEN D. H. | 2000
Périodique

FRANÇAIS : Les lieux dhébergement pour les fugueurs ou les sans abri font état du taux élevé de la toxicomanie chez les jeunes fugueurs, au moins le double de celui rencontré chez les jeunes scolarisés. Ces jeunes présentent une multitude de pr[...]

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Dual and multiple diagnosis among substance using runaway youth

SLESNICK N. ; PRESTOPNIK J. | 2005
Périodique

Although research on runaway and homeless youth is increasing, relatively little is known about the diagnostic profile of runaway adolescents. The current study examined patterns of psychiatric dual and multiple diagnosis among a sample (N = 226[...]

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Family functioning, substance use and related problem behaviors: Hispanic vs. Anglo runaway youths

SLESNICK N. ; VASQUEZ C. ; J. BITTINGER | 2002
Périodique

ENGLISH : Runaway youths represent a neglected clinical group, and few studies have examined ethnicity differences within this population. Substance use, family functioning and related problem behaviors were examined in a sample of Hispanic an[...]

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Treatment outcomes for adolescent substance abuse at 4-and 7-month assessments

H. B. WALDRON ; SLESNICK N. ; J. L. BRODY ; C. W. TURNER ; T. R. PETERSON | 2001
Dans Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology (Vol.69, n°5, October 2001) Article : Périodique

This randomized clinical trial evaluated individual cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), family therapy, combined individual and family therapy, and a group intervention for 114 substance-abusing adolescents. Outcomes were percentage of days mari[...]

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