Discharge patterns of residents from halfway houses for male alcoholics

Ogborne, Alan C.; Cook, Gaynoll M.

doi:10.1016/0376-8716(77)90008-4

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“…There was evidence that retention of the women in residential and outpatient programmes is not the acute problem observed among male inebriates [20,22,23]. This would be expected based on the higher level of social stability that characterized the female sample.…”

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Detoxication of the Female Alcoholic: A Follow‐up Study

Annis¹,

Liban²

1980

British Journal of Addiction

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Detoxication of the Female Alcoholic: A Follow‐up Study

Annis¹,

Liban²

1980

British Journal of Addiction

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Halfway Houses

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Ferrari

2010

The Corsini Encyclopedia of Psychology

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Halfway houses, often referred to as group homes or therapeutic communities, are locales where all activities and interactions may be viewed as having potentially healing, rehabilitative, and supportive properties and where all members may consciously or unconsciously contribute to therapy. Residents of these houses are halfway from institutionalization to independence. Halfway houses typically work to prepare individuals to move from institutionalized settings, where they are isolated from the community at large, to becoming able to function independently. It is also the goal of the halfway house to integrate or reintegrate former residents into independent living situations in their communities.

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Patient Characteristics as Predictors of Treatment Outcomes for Alcohol and Drug Abusers

Ogborne¹

1978

Research Advances in Alcohol and Drug Problems

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Discharge patterns of residents from halfway houses for male alcoholics

Cited by 8 publications

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Detoxication of the Female Alcoholic: A Follow‐up Study

Detoxication of the Female Alcoholic: A Follow‐up Study

Halfway Houses

Patient Characteristics as Predictors of Treatment Outcomes for Alcohol and Drug Abusers

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