This paper reviews the literature investigating relapse to alcohol and drug use among
individuals dually diagnosed with a substance use and a co-occurring mood, anxiety …

As both a concept and a movement,“recovery” is increasingly guiding substance use
disorder (SUD) services and policy. One sign of this change is the emergence of recovery …

ABSTRACT Aims The National Treatment Outcome Research Study (NTORS) is the first
prospective national study of treatment outcome among drug misusers in the United …

Aims This study examines the impact of comorbid Diagnostic and Statistical Manual version
IV (DSM‐IV) anxiety and/or depression on out‐patient treatment for alcohol problems …

There is growing recognition of the complex needs of women with dual diagnoses of
substance abuse and mental health disorders. Recent research indicates that 55% to 99 …

Background: Social an‐iety disorder (also called social phobia) is an an‐iety disorder in
which affected individuals fear the scrutiny of others. Clinical reports suggest that individuals …

Although the literature indicates that there is an association of victimization with substance
abuse, there has been limited research focused on understanding and synthesizing the …

The extent to which therapeutic community (TC) methods meet the treatment needs of
offenders with substance abuse disorders and co‐occurring psychiatric disorders in prison is …

To consider key issues in understanding effective treatment and recovery, the author
reviews selected principles and unresolved puzzles about the context of addictive disorders …

Aims. This study examined general and substance‐specific coping skills and their
relationship to treatment climate, continuing care and 1‐year post‐treatment functioning …