… interventions in criminal justice drug treatment and to assess what are the key predictors
in variability in the delivery of structured interventions … in the effect size of efficacy studies (those …

… cited findings in studies examining the efficacy of coerced treatment has been its success at
… Or that treatment that involves pharmacological intervention may conflict with rights to bodily …

… of reported physical harm due to the use of coercive interventions on the mentally ill and ii)
estimate … For ethical reasons, the feasibility of RCTs on the efficacy or side effects of coercive …

… interventions for violent coercion in committed relationships, and those that do exist are
limited in their efficacy. This chapter reviews the wide variation in definitions of coercion in …

… , that No psychosocial intervention has influenced current … Coercion as treatment is
manifested in the current ACT … suggesting little if any efficacy outside of tranquilization), or by …

… countries but are coercive and potentially distressing. It is important to identify which mental
health service models and interventions are effective in reducing compulsory admissions. …

… Most if not all coercive interventions by helping professionals, at least theoretically, are
based on the assumption that we can accurately assess harmful actions such as individual …

… “extreme interventions.” To maintain safety, order, and discipline, a variety of coercive
interventions … This article examines the routine use of coercive methods with particular attention to …

… interventions in the community. One efficacious intervention may well prove to be involuntary
or coercive outpatient treatment. But to even have a chance to be effective, involuntary or …

… Traditional IPV interventions presume that violence reduction … and personal responsibility
for coercive tactics in relationships, … of intervention program efficacy. All of the studies used an …