Therapeutic Communities
Is there a European approach to drug-free therapeutic communities? A narrative review
... (“therapeutic communities” [MeSH] [and (DRUG* or POLYDRUG* or SUBSTANCE* or ALCOHOL* or TRAN- QUIL* or CHEMICAL* or NARCOTIC* or OPIAT* or STREET DRUG* or SOLVENT* or INHALANT* or PSY- CHOTROPIC* or ...
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INTEGRATION OF HARM REDUCTION INTO ABSTINENCE-BASED THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITIES
... Therapeutic communities (TCs) have traditionally provided abstinence-based services for drug users. However, with the advent of HIV, some TCs have moved towards offering HIV education and making condoms and ...
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Therapeutic Communities
... Therapeutic communities (TCs) are a common form of long-term residential treatment for substance use disorders ...a Therapeutic Community’s Approach?”) has been adopted in more than 65 countries ...
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Narcotics Anonymous: in co-operation with Therapeutic Communities world-wide. A presentation to SCORE Workshop Participants SINGAPORE
... Narcotics Anonymous, an international, community-based association of recovering drug addicts, provides peer support to other addicts who desire a drug-free outcome. We strive to co-operate with professionals such as ...
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The Perspective of Crack Users Regarding Their Social Reintegration after the End of Treatment in Therapeutic Communities
... The use of crack cocaine has been gaining prominence in the media, because even though it’s a phenomenon that emerged little more than twenty years ago, it’s already an epidemic in Brazil. The large number of crack users ...
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Quality measurers of therapeutic communities for substance dependence: an international collaborative study survey in Latin America
... In the longest study conducted by the National Insti- tue of Drug Abuse (NIDA), the DATOS study (Drug Abuse Treatment Outcome Studies) included more than 10,000 patients and compared the effectiveness of differ- ent ...
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Are therapeutic communities therapeutic for women?
... In the past ten years, there has been an explosion of new therapeutic community (TC) programs in prisons across the United States. By 2001, nearly every state in the coun- try had at least one TC program in a ...
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Before Prison, Instead of Prison, Better Than Prison: Therapeutic Communities as an Abolitionist Real Utopia?
... Exploring the importance of interventions before prison, a longitudinal study by Bale et al. (1980) compared the effectiveness of three residential TCs and an outpatient methadone maintenance program for 585 male ...
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PSO DEMOCRATIC THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITIES (CORE MODEL) EXECUTIVE SUMMARY STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
... 3.1 Selection Criteria: Basic information about current selection criteria can be found on the What Works in Prison website under the Therapeutic Community link. Details of contact points for further information ...
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Fixed and dynamic predictors of treatment process in therapeutic communities for substance abusers in Belgium
... Fixed and dynamic predictors of TC treatment process The variables associated with the treatment process in previously mentioned studies are demographic or back- ground variables which are often referred to as fixed cli- ...
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The transformative role of interaction rituals within therapeutic communities
... or therapeutic sessions, but the times outside of structured therapy such as community meetings, meal times, smoking breaks, trips to town and shops, and, other informal times in the evenings, nights and ...both ...
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The case for ‘fluid’ hierarchies in therapeutic communities
... any therapeutic milieu, can also create negative social ...illustrates communities use their interpretive position to manipulate participants and exercise conformity and control in their ...and ...
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Working with trauma in forensic therapeutic communities: Implications for clinical practice
... Measures 1 • Detailed Assessment of Posttraumatic Stress DAPS – 104-item test of trauma exposure and posttraumatic response – 150 men tested on reception – Followed up at 9 and 18 months[r] ...
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Perceptions of therapeutic principles in a therapeutic community
... disability therapeutic communities, LDTC) in the form of reduced violence, personality pathology and interpersonal difficulties (Miles, 1969; Taylor, Crowther & Bryant, ...
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THERAPEUTIC VALUES OF ROSE
... Hagaget al, in the year 2014also evaluated anticancer effect of concrete and absolute rose oils from Rosa damascene trigintipetala). The result show that both concrete and absolute rose oils when tested on cultures of ...
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An Update on the Therapeutic Orphan
... the therapeutic orphan remain a fixture in our therapeutic paradigm or will we have the courage to perform those studies necessary to support safe and effective drug therapy for infants and ...
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Leech therapeutic applications
... the therapeutic importance of the medicinal leech cited that leeching could be effective for the treatment of infection without mentioning more details or information about leech application protocols and the ...
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THERAPEUTIC MUD AND CYANOBACTERIA
... Non-pathogenic thermophilous microbial community grows during maturation, giving rise to extensive physical-chemical modifications of the mud, enriching it with valuable and highly anti- inflammatory active principles. ...
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Exploring the therapeutic self
... Andrea Reupert is an Australian researcher and family therapist, who has empirically investigated the role of the therapist’s self in psychotherapy. Her research has been published both in social work and European ...
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Evaluation of Therapeutic Effect
... Total (50) type 2 diabetic subjects were selected and were divided into 5 groups. Group I (n=10) was given 20 g GFSF and were directed to eat twice a day with chapatti. Group II (n=10) was given 20 g GFSF and were ...
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