… use, the need for treatments and methods to enhance treatment compliance is … mechanisms
of coercion designed to ensure treatment and facilitate compliance are reviewed. Coercion …

… Case vignettes illustrating several mechanisms of coercion will be discussed, and their …
that the topic of coercive treatment is especially relevant to the treatment of the addictions, yet to …

… Formalized mechanisms for treatment referral and collaboration with the legal system
continue to evolve and expand, exemplified by mandatory programs for license reinstatement …

… imply the creation of positive therapeutic pressure which could induce mobilization of all
available motivational mechanisms focused on improving general health and on correction of …

… In this chapter, it has been argued that a neuroscientific explication of the mechanisms
underlying addictive behavior is, at best, incomplete at this time. Further, a fully realized …

… Alternatives to Street Crime (TASC) programs and other formal or informal criminal justice
system mechanisms referred individuals who had not been treated previously and many who …

… individual's brain is static in the sense that desire-related mechanisms determine the
agent's actions without the agent's possibility to intervene or veto these processes. In habitual …

… These findings are important because (a) the public justification condition for using
institutional mechanisms to facilitate treatment may be difficult to meet and (b) such expectations …

… does not detrimentally affect the success of treatment for addiction. … treatment than coercion.
► With a focus on alliance and motivation, coerced clients benefit from addictions treatment. …

… has become increasingly realized through formalized referral and collaboration mechanisms
for offenders; most notably, mandatory programs for impaired driving offenders and an ever-…