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Ford, J.A.; Glenn, M.K.; Li, L.; & Moore, D.: Substance abuse and women with disabilities. In S.L. Welner & F. Haseltine (Eds.), Welner's guide to the care of women with disabilities (pp. 315-332). Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. 2004
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Adolescent Treatment
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Co-Occuring Disorders
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Cultural Competency
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Motivational Interviewing and Motivational Enhancement
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Older Adult and Substance Use Treatment
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Relapse Prevention
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Therapeutic Community
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Carroll, J.F.X.; McGovern, J.J.; McGinley, J.J.; Torres, J.C.; Walker, J.R.; Pagan, E.S.; and Biafora, F.A. A program evaluation study of a nursing home operated as a modified therapeutic community for chemically dependent persons with AIDS. Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment 18:373-386, 2000.
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Liberty, H.J.; Johnson, B.D.; Jainchill, N.; Ryder, J.; Messina, M.; Reynolds, S.; and Hossain, M. Dynamic recovery: Comparative study of therapeutic communities in homeless shelters for men. Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment 15:401-423, 1998.
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Trauma Informed Treatment
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Najavits LM (2007). Seeking Safety: An evidence-based model for substance abuse and trauma/PTSD. In: KA Witkiewitz & GA Marlatt (Eds.), Therapists' Guide to Evidence-Based Relapse Prevention: Practical Resources for the Mental Health Professional, pages 141-167. San Diego: Elsevier Press.
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