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Noncompliance in Dual Disorders

2020
To deliver effective treatment, a major issue for persons with intellectual disabilities (ID) is noncompliance, defined as when an individual does not follow or refuses to follow the directions, rules, or wishes of someone else. These behaviors can occur in many forms and serve many functions.
Steven G. Little, Angeleque Akin-Little, Margaret Gopaul   +2 more
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Differential Diagnosis and Psychopharmacology of Dual Disorders

Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 1993
There are multiple potential interactions of substances of abuse with psychiatric illnesses. The individual agents, the stage of abuse, withdrawal, or recovery, and the patient's psychiatric illness must be considered as an integrated whole to ascertain the appropriate interventions.
K P, Decker, R K, Ries
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Organizational Guidelines for Dual Disorders Programs

Psychiatric Quarterly, 1998
Dual disorders--combined severe mental disorders and substance use disorders--were barely recognized two decades ago. As a result of the high prevalence and serious consequences of these disorders, they have received considerable attention over the last two decades.
C C, Mercer, K T, Mueser, R E, Drake
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Pharmacotherapy of Dual Disorders

2014
This chapter gives a short overview on the comorbidity and clinical correlates of substance use in affective and anxiety disorders, as well as in schizophrenia. The emphasis is on pharmacotherapies available for the treatment of comorbid disorders. While no specific drugs have been developed for comorbid substance use disorders, psychotropic drugs such
Michael Soyka, Heinz Grunze
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A Family Intervention Program for Dual Disorders

Community Mental Health Journal, 2002
To provide a rationale for working with families of clients with psychiatric and substance use disorder, and to describe a new program, family intervention for dual disorders (FIDD).We developed and manualized the FIDD program, which includes both single-family and multiple-family group formats.
Kim T, Mueser, Lindy, Fox
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The Pathogenesis of Dual Disorders: Neurobiological Perspectives

2014
Dual disorder patients are characterized by a highly variable and phenotypically complex presentation. Recent research suggests that impairments within a limited number of functional neurobiological dimensions may play a central role in the vulnerability for development of dual disorders.
Dom, G., Wojnar, M.
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Integrated dual disorders treatment

Journal of Community Psychology, 2009
AbstractMental health programs are increasingly combining evidence‐based practices to provide comprehensive services. Individuals with complex services needs, such as those dually diagnosed with mental illness and substance use disorders, are at high risk for numerous negative outcomes and may benefit from such comprehensive programs.
Jack Tsai, Michelle P. Salyers, Angela L. Rollins, Mike McKasson, Melissa L. Litmer   +4 more
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Rethinking Dual Disorders/Pathology

Addictive Disorders & Their Treatment, 2013
Objective:Comorbidity of addictive disorders and other psychiatric disorders is very common. The optimal treatment of patients with addiction disorders requires awareness of their comorbid mental disorders and vice versa.
Nestor Szerman, Jose Martinez-Raga, Lola Peris, Carlos Roncero, Ignacio Basurte, Pablo Vega, Pedro Ruiz, Miguel Casas   +7 more
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Family support for persons with dual disorders

New Directions for Mental Health Services, 1996
AbstractFamilies are critically important sources of housing, financial support, and direct care for persons with dual disorders.
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Conjoint Treatment of Dual Disorders

1985
Traditional, distinct models of treatment for psychiatric illness and substance abuse are no longer adequate to respond to the clinical reality of coexisting disorders (Ziegler-Driscoll, Sax, Deal, & Ostreicher, 1980). The body of evidence on the prevalence of dual disorders is increasing rapidly (Alterman, Erdlen, & Murphy, 1981; McLellan, Druley ...
Patricia Ann Harrison, Jodi A. Martin, Vicente B. Tuason, Norman G. Hoffmann   +3 more
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