1994
DOI: 10.1086/604083
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Assessing the Impact of Two Residential Programs for Dually Diagnosed Homeless Individuals

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“…Additionally, 11% of the New York women reported no network members at all and 20% reported having no close ties (Savage & Russell, 2005). In another study of homeless individuals with co-occurring disorders, 51% reported having no friends at all, 18% had only one friend, and the remaining 31% had more than one friend (Blankertz & Cnaan, 1994).…”
Section: How Social Network and Social Support Systems Mattermentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…Additionally, 11% of the New York women reported no network members at all and 20% reported having no close ties (Savage & Russell, 2005). In another study of homeless individuals with co-occurring disorders, 51% reported having no friends at all, 18% had only one friend, and the remaining 31% had more than one friend (Blankertz & Cnaan, 1994).…”
Section: How Social Network and Social Support Systems Mattermentioning
confidence: 97%
“…The stress and challenges of negotiating relationships may be a part of the reason that individuals living with co-occurring disorders have small social networks, as some may break ties with or alienate those close to them with behaviors brought on by mental illness such as psychotic symptoms, fear, difficulty with stress, and lack of motivation (Albert et al, 1998;Trumbetta, Mueser, Quimby, Bebout, & Teague, 1999;Drake, Brunette, & Mueser, 1998;Blankertz & Cnaan, 1994). While it is certainly not always the case, some individuals may engage in desperate or alienating behaviors as a result of substance addiction (Perese & Wolf, 2005;Albert et al, 1998;Drake et al, 1998).…”
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“…Serán "equipos de tratamiento continuo" que tomen la responsabilidad total de un pequeño grupo de pacientes, con objetivos básicos de enganche y estabilización (37) . Algunos trabajos han demostrado claramente cómo, la integración de intervenciones sobre el abusos de sustancias, los problemas de salud mental asociados y los problemas residenciales y de apoyo social; se traduce en menos días de ingreso y más días de vivienda estable, mejoría del trastorno por alcohol y drogas, mejoría de los síntomas psiquiátricos, estatus funcional y calidad de vida (38) , y tasas mas bajas de abandono (39,28) .…”
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“…A medida que el problema iba creciendo en magnitud y las repercusiones sobre otros colectivos sociales (aumento de la inseguridad, violencia, mala imagen), se han ido incrementando, esas soluciones puntuales se han consolidado. En este momento, se pueden diferenciar dos grandes modelos de intervención: uno apoyado en una red de servicios específicos, implantado sobre todo en USA (39,14,22) , y otro que gira alrededor de programas específicos integrados en dispositivos de toxicomanías (26,40,32) .…”
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