An intake group in the alcoholism outpatient clinic.

Dolan, Lorraine

doi:10.15288/jsa.1975.36.996

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“…I have come to emphasize persuasion as a distinct phase of treatment because there is evidence that a variety of pre-treatment interventions may make a difference in treatment acceptance rates both in primary substance abusers 10,11 and in dual diagnosis patients. 12 This phase is both especially difficult and especially important in dual diagnosis patients for several reasons.…”

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Outpatient vs. Inpatient Treatment for the Chronically Mentally Ill with Substance Use Disorders

Kofoed

1993

Journal of Addictive Diseases

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Treatment decisions about complex patients with both substance use disorders and chronic mental illness cannot be reduced to an inpatient vs. outpatient dichotomy. Treatment progresses through a series of stages, in each of which we must make decisions about treatment settings and approaches. I discuss treatment decisions within the framework of a staged treatment model, reviewing decisions to be made during stabilization, engagement, persuasion, active (or primary) treatment, and relapse prevention (or aftercare).

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“…10,11 Persuasion can be undertaken with dual diagnosis outpatients under certain conditions. Psychiatric symptoms must be well enough controlled that patients can understand content and keep follow-up appointments.…”

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