… where there are co-occurring problems associated with … focus specifically from a mental
health point of view: diagnose, … to substance abuse coercion and mental health coercion. They …

… the perspectives of individuals with co-occurring mental health … the structural and organizational
coercion and power that tend … with serious mental illnesses: Implications for community …

… on service user perspectives on elements of care that may … suggest that experiences of
coercion may impact people’s … , gender, mental health problems and co-occurring substance use, …

… approach called MISSION, originally developed to help clients with a co-occurring mental
health … DRT sessions seek to raise awareness of the impact of mental illness, substance use, …

… in the community to link clients to care, which is critical since … approach called MISSION,
originally developed to help … above given the population being vulnerable to coercion. …

… the perspective of individuals with CODs and their service providers; … identified barriers (eg,
coercion and control) and facilitators (… Last, although research testing the effects of current …

… of the potential consequences of coercion in mental health … perceived coercion, 5 for symptom
severity, 4 for co-occurring … health providers than by clients. It is crucial that the treatment …

… coerced into compliance with medication and systemic pressures of … impact on staff's ability
to provide high-quality care for … synthesised the perspectives of women service users’ and …

… approach to offender care continues to present challenges. Correctional settings often do
not screen for co-occurring mental illness or SUD, and access to specialized services for these …

… coercion in voluntarily admitted service users (10). Perceived … The accompanying indifference
to clients’ views and feelings, … of abuse and co-occurring disorders equally demonstrated …