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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"chemical dependency treatment"”.
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Internal Evaluation in a Women's Chemical Dependency Treatment Program
… and implementation of gender competent treatment services. Examination of the extant literature revealed multiple problems that detract from practitioner utility that were categorized as (a) problems in definition, (b) problems in method, and, (c) problems in purpose or goals. Evaluation …
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Pretreatment Characteristics of Legally Coerced Drug Treatment Seekers
… the sociodemographics, drug use, criminal, and treatment histories of 598 residential and outpatient legally coerced drug treatment seekers in the Kentucky Treatment Outcome and Performance Pilot Studies Enhancement Project. Analyses examined whether users/addicts entering chemical dependency …
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Towards sentence compliance: Examining PFMA offender pathways through Missoula Municipal and Justice Courts
… Justice Court. This study examines the effect of chemical dependency treatment and misdemeanor probation on the likelihood of anger management program completion. The findings of this study have encouraged changes in Missoula’s criminal justice system. Specifically, a grant application was …
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Towards sentence compliance: Examining PFMA offender pathways through Missoula Municipal and Justice Courts
… Justice Court. This study examines the effect of chemical dependency treatment and misdemeanor probation on the likelihood of anger management program completion. The findings of this study have encouraged changes in Missoula’s criminal justice system. Specifically, a grant application was …
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Treatment Outcomes Related to EEG-Biofeedback for Chemical Dependency: Changes in MMPI-2 (University of Minnesota) Personality Measures and Long Term Abstinence Rates
… of the Peniston EEG-BFB protocol with 20 chemically dependent outpatients (Bodenhamer-Davis, Callaway, & DeBeus, 2002). Fifteen subjects were "high risk for re-arrest" probationers. Data for the EEG-BFB group was collected from archival records. Subjects completed an average of 39 sessions …