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Roderick B. Potter,Susan C. Underkofflerth a symptom presentation that meets criteria for two different psychiatric disorders, a common occurrence, given the predilection in the recent DSM classifications toward “splitting” diagnostic concepts into specific narrowly defined entities rather than lumping them into more broadly defined diagn

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tment of the dual diagnosis patient. This model illustrates the possibility of achieving a working relationship between patient, therapist, and the 12-Step recovery program of AA. Though many professionals are supportive of AA and other 12-Step programs, their limited understanding of what happens i

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are dually diagnosed. Studies of the attitudes of mental health and addiction clinicians toward alcoholism (Knox, 1973; Kilty, 1975; Chappel ., 1985; Schwartz and Taylor, 1989) and mental illness (Cohen and Streuning, 1962) indicate the existence of negative, moralistic attitudes toward, and insuff

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e the importance of diagnoses and treatment in both the mental health and drug abuse services system. Therapeutic Communities (TCs) have evolved a potent model for modifying drug abuse behavior and reducing psychological symptoms. Its success has been most evident with the primary substance abuser w

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g. Without coexisting efforts to characterize the unique features and needs of special populations, however, treatment efforts will ultimately fall short of their objectives. One population warranting such specialized attention are those individuals with schizophrenia and co-occurring substance use

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