Low attendance in addiction treatment, particularly in cases of comorbidity, has been
identified as a pervasive challenge. We examine predictors of treatment retention in a …

The study examines client and service characteristics of addiction treatment completers and
non-completers with co-occurring disorders (COD). On demographic variables, completers …

Objective: The current study examined the distinction between primary and secondary
depression among substance use patients to test whether the primary depressed subgroup …

Background and Objectives A strong dose–response relationship exists for psychosocial
treatments for co‐morbid substance abuse disorders; yet rates of attrition are exceedingly …

Background Psychiatric disorders are highly comorbid with substance use disorders and
play an important role in their course and recovery. However, the impact of comorbidity on …

Patients with comorbid substance use disorder (SUD) and depression incur greater
treatment costs than those with either disorder alone. Integrated treatment targeting both …

The authors compared longitudinal treatment outcomes for depressed substance-dependent
veterans (N= 206) assigned to integrated cognitive–behavioral therapy plus standard …

Background: A significant number of individuals with co-occurring substance abuse and
mental health disorders do not engage, stay, and/or complete residential treatment …

By all rights, individuals with alcohol and drug use disorders whose clinical picture is
complicated by comorbid psychiatric disorders should have worse outcomes than less …

Objective: Low attendance in psychotherapy, particularly among individuals with comorbid
disorders, is a pervasive challenge. The present study examined predictors of treatment …