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Contemporary Dual Diagnosis MH/MR Service Models Volume 1:
Residential and Day Services
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Author: John W.Jacobson, Ph.D., BCBA, James A. Mulick, Ph.D.,
Steve Holburn, Ph.D.
Description:
No special needs group among people with mental retardation and
developmental disabilities strains the service capacity of community
and residential services to a greater extent than do people with dual
diagnoses of developmental and psychiatric conditions. During the
past decade many provider agencies have developed specialized
services for people with dual diagnosis. Some have specialized in a
primary focus of service for such people, including residential or
housing and day servicesAithough these programs incorporate mental
health services and heightened clinician presence and influence on
everyday activities compared to other developmental services
programs, progressive specialized programs also include key elements
typical of the most progressive non-specialized settings. The program
models for residential and day services in this book include the
entire range of residential and housing options available for people
with dual diagnosis. These program models share common features that
are responsive to the prevailing philosophy of individualized
service, tempered by important differences in service mix and
approaches that reflect differing needs of different subgroups of
people with dual diagnosis. |
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ISBN: 1-57256-029-0
Printed: 2002, 139 pages
Introduction: Dual Diagnosis Residential and Day Services
> John W Jacobson and James A. Mulick
Chapter 1: Residential Treatment Model for People with Developmental
Disabilities and Mental Disorders: The Devereux Foundation
> Michael Weinberg, Susan Hyman, and Thomas Barnes
Chapter 2: Stockley Center Psychology Department Dual Diagnosis Services
> Doris Lauckner Linda Hare-Tucker; and Karen Gregory MA.
Chapter 3: Short Term Emergency Residential Treatment for Individuals
with a Developmental Disability and Mental Illness
> John L. Forbes
Chapter 4: A Short Stay Inpatient Unit for Adults with Developmental Disabilities
> Lauren R. Chariot, Susan Abend, Van Silka, Barbara Kuropatkin,
Michel Bolduc, Otto Garcia, and Michelle Foley
Chapter 5: Treatment Integrity in the Provision of Services to
Individuals with Dual Diagnosis
> Brett E. Hemstreet and Kathleen M. Drake
Chapter 6: Designing and Delivering Community Based Group Home
Services for Adults with Dual Diagnosis
> Valerie Gaus and Matthew Sturiale
Chapter 7: Individualized Waiver Services: Working Methods
> Darlene Magito McLaughlin and Thomas R. Spinosa
Chapter 8: A Model for Community Based Programs Focusing on the
Behavioral Rehabilitation of Children, Adolescents and Families
> Delmina Henry, Joseph Cautilla, Lynn Santilli-Connor and Karen Clarke
Chapter 9: Adapting Psychiatric Rehabilitation Models in Services for
People with Dual Diagnosis
> Thane A. Dykstra and E. Paul Holmes
Chapter 10: Alternative Opportunities: How to Create Day Services for
People with Dual Diagnosis
> Edith Belitza and Diane LaSov
Chapter 11: Residential and Day Programs for Persons with Dual
Diagnosis: A Summary
> Dorothy M. Griffiths and William I Gardner
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