… The study setting was a program that provides services to … mental illnesses and co-occurring
substance abuse or dependence. The program combined the Housing First approach with …

… the effect of coercion. Studies of perceived coercion in both substance abuse treatment and
psychiatric … on this study included consumers, survivors of abuse, clinicians, and behavioral …

… the main and interactive effects of coercive status (mandated vs. … co-occurring mental
health and substance use disorders in coercive treatments; mandated interventions for co-occurring …

… up in the consequences of substance … Coercion and paternalism have been seen as
incompatible with recovery-oriented practice in qualitative studies with a service user perspective [8, …

… ’ notes from the Care Without Coercion Conference 2012 concerning … impact of coercion
on services from the perspective of mental health care consumers with co-occurring disorders…

… with the ability of clients to perceive the effects of substance use … are the most effective
approach to vocational rehabilitation, with … or coerced interventions for persons with co-occurring …

… Offenders with co-occurring disorders need an integrated approach of mental health and
substance … Results suggest the court is non-adversarial and comparatively non-coercive. In …

… co-occurring substance abuse disorders for individuals with severe mental illness (SMI) is
common, and its effects … one that caused discomfort by introducing coercive elements into the …

… use problems in people with serious mental illnesses, and … services, adopting a low-stress
and harm-reduction approach… Sometimes, coercive interventions, such as involuntary inpatient …

… As perspectives of mental health service recipients have … effects would be expected to
receive more coercive services. … to consumer rights and social inclusion, new forms of coercive …