… The use of legal coercion in the treatment of substance abusers: an overview and critical
analysis of thirty years of research. Subst Use Misuse. 2005;40(12):1777-1795. 23. …

… rights imperatives to reduce coercive practices, psychiatry … clinical practice is heading in
the other direction. In New Zealand, where this study is based, the use of compulsory treatment …

… as perpetrators of aggression and used coercive controlling behaviors with their … use
sexually coercive tactics to obtain unwanted sex from a partner. The kinds of tactics that men used …

… understanding of trauma-coerced attachment and complex PTSD in trafficking victims, as
well as an approach to comprehensive, trauma-informed care used at our medical safe haven (…

… Nevertheless, these terms are often used interchangeably in IPV research. For the
purposes of this paper, we use the term ‘motives’ in accordance with Fiske's (2014) definition. …

… of the Act to provide involuntary care for primary SUDs in the context of an evident lack of
robust and accessible substance use treatment services was seen as a form of coercion and …

… drug that can inhibit the replication of animal and human coronaviruses,71,72 while lopinavir
is a proteinase inhibitor used to treat HIV infection, with ritonavir being used … other coercive …

… of the implementation of Soteria elements on coercive measures in an acute psychiatric ward
… : aggressive assaults, use of coercion (mechanical restraints), duration of treatment in open …

… Although this study provided unique insight into how predators use coercive control tactics
to maintain power across victimization types, there are several limitations that should be …

… its clinical aspects and develop instruments to measure its sequelae. The purpose of this
study was to develop the Clinical Aspects of … to capture the clinical aspects of historical trauma …