… , given the problematic access to addiction treatment as well as the limited treatment results.
… is simply not seen as relevant enough for professionals working in addiction medicine to be …

… , there are no validated instruments to assess these transgender-… one of these types of
coercive control during their lifetime. … significantly associated with substance use or sexual health …

… Because drug misuse does not exist in isolation, treatment that encompasses ancillary
contributors such as poverty, inter-personal violence, poor access to healthcare in general and …

… them to dictate women's access to them. Women are … test our hypothesized model, we then
grouped these factors into three domains: the sexually coercive context of drug use, drug use …

… treating the substance use or abuse … illicit substance use. Offenders often lack clear focus
and reasonable, attainable goals when first released from prison (Center for Substance Abuse …

… harming behavior, alcohol and drug abuse, attempted absconding, … Violence management
and coercive measures are very … Open Access This article is distributed under the terms of the …

… lethal violence or coercive control (eg strangulation, use of … not part of the original substance
use items recorded in the … I’ve learnt the book and leave it behind when I go to the job, …

… Like, basically [the team] was going to help me, like, get into any substance abuse classes,
… (choosing between entering a study and forgoing adequate care) to a kind of coercion, 12 we …

… using the new items and measures of depression, PTSD and coercive control, both to assess
concurrent validity of the brief scale and to determine if the associations found with the 30-…

… If an individual entered the eligibility screening survey again … We also included a single
item assessing verbally coerced … a latent variable measuring problem substance use with two …