Ninety-eight male cocaine-dependent patients who completed an intensive outpatient
program (IOP) were randomly assigned to either standard group counseling (STND) or …

This report presents 2-year outcome data from an outpatient continuing care study in which
cocaine-dependent patients (N= 132) were randomly assigned to either standard group …

This study sought to assess the efficacy of treatment for cocaine abuse and to compare the
relative effectiveness of a cognitive-behavioral relapse prevention treatment with that of a …

Objective The authors studied the efficacy of once-weekly psychotherapy, family therapy, or
group therapy led by paraprofessionals among patients with cocaine use disorders. Method …

Objective: The effects of cognitive–behavioral relapse prevention (RP), contingency
management (CM), and their combination (CM+ RP) were evaluated in a randomized trial …

Aims. To examine the relationship between various interpersonal, intrapersonal and
situational factors assessed at 6, 12 and 18 months after entrance to continuing care, and …

This study examined the relation between depression diagnoses and outcomes in 132
cocaine-dependent patients who were randomized to relapse prevention (RP) or standard …

Despite the widespread use of psychotherapy as treatment for cocaine abuse, the
effectiveness of psychotherapy has not been explored through clinical trials. Forty-two …

Qbiective: The aim ofthis study was to assess the efficacy ofa behavioral treatment program
for achieving initial cocaine abstinence in individuals enrolled in outpatient treatment for …

A discussion is provided of clinical techniques for establishing abstinence and preventing
relapse in cocaine addicts within the context of an intensive outpatient treatment program. A …