… the perspectives of individuals with co-occurring mental health … the structural and organizational
coercion and power that tend … with serious mental illnesses: Implications for community …

… with co-occurring disorders in the St. Louis community. … Such an approach utilizes an
on-demand service model … to educate clients about how substance use impacts mental and …

… ) found that clients who perceived high levels of coercion tended to rate their admitting
physician more poorly that those who experienced low levels of coercion. These effects where …

… mental illness incarcerated in jails have a co-occurring … From the DTAP client’s perspective,
perhaps, the explicitness of … adapting coercive substance abuse models to this co-occurring …

… , lower psychological reactance, and lower perceived coercion … ), and absence of co-occurring
symptoms of substance abuse… by conveying an optimistic perspective about treatment and …

… to engage consumers rather than using coercive strategies ( … when working with consumers
with co-occurring disorders ( 11 )… mental illness and co-occurring substance abuse disorders. …

… an impact on the development of mental health challenges … as inconsistency or the use of
coercive discipline, and adverse … The interpretive perspective of this work, and its grounding in …

… to those trying to help people with complex co-occurring disorders. … in several interactional
perspectives. Moreland & Levine (… less desirable reward or, worse yet, coercive power is used. …

… obtaining service user perspectives on how inpatient psychiatric … The multitude of co-occurring
aversive phenomena during … for mental health care to be effective, and if inpatient facilities …

… to examine the impact of legal coercion on treatment dropout. … Abuse and Mental Health
Services Administration, Center for … , the present approach to the measurement of coercion is the …