Substance abuseMental illnessMental health courtCo-occurring disordersRecidivismThere is ample evidence that Mental Health Courts (MHCs) are effective in reducing recidivism for participants who are mentally ill. This study will examine if MHCs are effective for the large number of clients with mental ...
After a long-term struggle with mental illness and substance abuse issues, my brother sadly took his own life. Four years later and I have just completed a swim across the English Channel in his memory Movement Taking Movement to the Streets with John Allison ...
The use of drugs across a vast demographic in the U.S. has surged rapidly in recent years. Whether it is marijuana, heroin, or prescription drugs, the need for drug abuse testing in the region has reached alarming levels. In fact, acco...
"Impact of Substance Abuse on Children and Families" addresses the growing concern over children at risk of developing physical and mental health problems because of their parents' additions to alcohol and other drugs (AOD), including a chapter on the troubling increase of methamphetamine abuse by ...
Trends in Danish research on crime and mental health (1970–94): A review dramatically; 2) criminal recidivism is common among forensic patients, 3) more than 50% of the forensic patients have a dual diagnosis (substance abuse and psychosis); and 4) the number of homicides committed by schi...
Intimate partner violence (IPV), HIV/AIDS and substance abuse have significant individual effects on women's health, but their synergistic, or syndemic, ef... SL Illangasekare - The Johns Hopkins University. 被引量: 0发表: 2011年 The Impact of Prison Deinstitutionalization on Mental Health and...
The estimated coefficient associated with all conditions in a class was more than the sum of the condition-specific coefficients in 3 classes (digestive, sense organs, substance abuse/dependence), less than the sum in 2 classes (musculoskeletal, anxiety disorders), and roughly equal to the sum ...
In the current study of 381 forensic mental health inpatients, rates of trauma, neglect, and parental substance abuse are reported in comparison with community norms. Cumulative adversity and the occurrence of foster care placement are examined via linear and logistic regression analyses in relation ...
The impact of substance abuse on the respiratory system. With the increase in the number of abusers of both licit and illicit drugs, there has been a concomitant increase in the number of substance abusers seekin... J Glassroth,GD Adams,S Schnoll - 《Chest》...
abuse and decreased dorsolateral prefrontal (dlPFC) volume to childhood neglect [21,22,23,24]. Decreased hippocampal volume was linked to both childhood abuse as well as neglect [21,25,26]. In a study investigating the impact of childhood sexual abuse on brain development [27], sexual abuse ...