A synthesis of existing evidence regarding the association of housing stress with later
substance use outcomes can help support and inform housing interventions as a potential …

Background Homeless persons with substance use disorders (SUD) have high disease risk,
poor access to health care, and are frequent users of Medicaid and other social services …

Background The “trimorbidity” of substance use disorder and mental and physical illness is
associated with living in precarious housing or homelessness. The extent to which …

Substance use can be a barrier to stable housing for homeless persons with mental
disorders. We examined DSM-IV symptoms among homeless adults (N= 497), comparing …

Background: Substance use disorders and homelessness are two closely related behavioral
health issues. This study examines associations between homelessness and severity of …

Objectives. We examined the relationship between substance dependence and residential
stability in homeless adults with current mental disorders 12 months after randomization to …

Studies show individuals entering sober living recovery houses (SLHs) make significant,
sustained improvement on measures of substance abuse problems, employment, and …

Background Recent research suggests low‐demand housing (ie, not contingent upon
abstinence) is effective in helping people exit homelessness, even among recent active …

Objective: This secondary analysis evaluated the prevalence and stabil-ity of homelessness
over one year among veterans entering substance abuse treatment and explored …

The current study investigated whether stressful life events and everyday discrimination
experiences were associated with using one or more substances in the past 30‐days and …