… the topic of coercive treatment is especially relevant to the treatment of the addictions, yet to
… We are also aware that any coercive practice carries the possibility of misuse, and we will …

… Far from demonstrating that coerced treatment ‘works’, these findings … of coerced addiction
treatment and (b) there is little explanatory yield accruing from continuing to equate coercion …

… coercion (McSweeney et al., 2007, Prendergast et al., 2008, Schaub et al., 2010). Yet studies
of coerced addiction treatment … the nature of mandated treatment often necessitates the use …

… a comprehensive evaluation of coerced addiction treatment with “alternative consequences.”
… patients/clients with addictive illness. The crux of coerced treatment is to enforce alternative …

… on coerced addiction treatment suggests that … treatment may be detrimental to the treatment
process and longer-term outcomes. The impact of coercion upon individual clients, treatment …

… use patterns before and after coerced addiction treatment and (b) compare these changes
with changes in PWUD who (1) voluntarily accessed and (2) did not access treatment. …

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

… In coerced addiction treatment there are two basic types: coerced addiction treatment
without informed consent to such treatment. In foreign literature it is called compulsory …

… Can those investigated influence the assessment and choice of treatment? How … of coercive
measures during treatment? What is the coerced addicts' opinion of the coercive treatment? …

… coerced addiction treatment. This study seeks to further our understandings of the meaning
and effectiveness of coerced addiction treatment … study of coercion, motivation, and treatment …