TM CHP 11

41問 • 3年前

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are a widespread issue among incarcerated people world-wide.

Dangerous Drugs Disorders

Prevalence of DDDs in corrections institutions is____________ than in the general population, as more than half of persons deprived of liberty meet the DSM-IV criteria for a DDDs.

five times higher

was a large contributing factor to the high rates of SUDs in prison populations., was a large campaign of DDDs instituted in the 1970s to curtail dangerous drug use.

War on Drugs

One of the most common settings for therapeutic modalities is in the ___________

corrections system.

First, the approach to drug dependence implicit in the therapeutic modalities model, that drug dependency is a “___________, and is best treated by the development of pro-social skills and values which matches the rehabilitative goal of the correctional system.

social disease

______________ are ensured housing, which is typically one of the most significant expenses of therapeutic communities.

incarcerated users

Therapeutic modalities started in the ________ and spread in the corrections system worldwide shortly thereafter.

1950s

The earliest therapeutic modalities are the ________________________ in Oxford, Wisconsin, USA, and has enjoyed initial successes.

Federal Correctional Institution Therapeutic Modalities FCITM

These benefits included favorable impressions to ________________, access to the higher-quality housing reserved for participants, and the ability to speak frankly to other persons deprive of liberty, and even to the rank and file of the corrections facilities, as it was encouraged by the concepts of therapeutic modalities.

Board of Parole and Pardon (BPP)

the “____________” study was influential insofar as it helped establish an optimum minimum time in treatment as nine to twelve months.

Stay and Out

was a NIDA-funded study and one of the earliest randomized controlled trials of prison therapeutic modalities.

Stay and Out

The “_____________,” in Oregon, USA though not a randomized controlled trial, found similarly Encouraging results for reducing recidivism .

Cornerstone Program

________________ serve a wide range of persons deprived of liberty, in both general and specialized, that is, for drug dependency treatment, detention centers and have been used for persons deprived of liberty of both sexes over a variety of age groups.

Corrections therapeutic modalities

Participants are encouraged to engage in candid discussion about their own shortcomings and to “________” other participants and staff on their behavior.

call out

the primary goal of corrections is ________, not treatment, and thus security will override the treatment goals of the therapeutic modalities when the two are felt to be at odds

security

One of the earliest meta- analyses, by analyzed studies between 1968 and 1996 to assess the efficacy of three corrections drug dependency treatment programs, such as, boot camps, group counseling, and therapeutic modalities, for reducing recidivism.

Frank Pearson and Douglas Lipton

the most effective program for reducing relapse was medication assisted therapy by far, followed by _____________

therapeutic modalities

the “________________,” showed a significant improvement in participants’ self-esteem and a decrease in symptoms like depression, hopelessness, and feelings of social incompetence.

Cornerstone Therapeutic Modalities

it is another valuable outcome to consider, especially as it is correlated with relapse and recidivism.

Post-release employment

________________ are common, as are concerns about self-selection and attrition bias.

Randomization errors

A study of the “________________,” found that those who completed treatment at both a prison corrections therapeutic modalities and an aftercare therapeutic modalities had significantly higher rates of employment at follow-up compared to the control group, this effect was only present for those who completed aftercare.

Amity Therapeutic Modalities Program

therapeutic modalities in correction facilities are less so, as the primary expense of therapeutic modalities in residential program, that is, covered by the __________

corrections

One of the earliest studies to examine the cost effectiveness of modern corrections therapeutic modalities was the “_______________,” in Kyle, Texas, USA. This analysis yielded two important findings.

New Vision Program

the __________ in Delaware, which found that persons deprived of liberty treatment was only effective when participants completed aftercare.

Crest Program

A cost-effectiveness analysis of the “_______________________,” also found that corrections treatment was only effective when participants enrolled in aftercare.

Amity Therapeutic Modalities Program

Relatively to this, these include government regulations, unawareness of the evidence for narcotics replacement therapy, concerns about diversion of medications, and the misperception that narcotics replacement therapy just “____________________

replaces one addiction with another

it is significantly underutilized in corrections settings. However, this was almost entirely restricted to pregnant women and acute detoxification and, to a lesser extent, continuation of outpatient therapy.

narcotics replacement therapy

it was felt to be “inconsistent with the corrections treatment philosophy.”

opioid substitution therapy

elements of treatment concentrate on developing the participant’s insight into how his or her perception, or perhaps misinterpretation, of events affects emotions and thoughts that justify criminal behavior.

Cognitive Behavior Therapy

who are composed of ex-offenders, act as role models and lead social learning activities.

Treatment staff members

In-corrections facilities therapeutic modalities emphasize role models to show “_________” and use peer influence to reinforce changes in attitudes and behavior

right living

Therapeutic modalities the modalities rarely accept participants taking methadone or ________________, and those that do typically do so only temporarily for the purposes of detoxification.

buprenorphine

Participants on narcotics substitution therapy can be perceived as a threat to group unity by the service providers, or other therapeutic modalities participants, or as using a “_____________” to remain off illiciindicated

crutch

can be successfully integrated into therapeutic modalities without compromising outcomes.

opioid substitution therapy

One “______________” study compared therapeutic modalities participants on methadone in the modalities to participants in the same therapeutic modalities not on methadone.

test of equivalency

Patterned after the Daytop TM, New York, USA, which is the base of the ____________ movement in the world,

Therapeutic Community

therapeutic modalities program was adopted as part of the ______________ towards inmate rehabilitation.

Bureau’s holistic approach

This _______________________ gradually re- shapes or re-structures the person deprived of liberty within a family-like environment, wherein every member of the therapeutic modalities program acts as his or her brother’s keeper

behavioral modification program

The efforts of the BuCor to rehabilitate drug dependents under its care using the therapeutic modalities approach is in line with its commitment to create a “_________________.”

Drug-Free Corrections Facilities

the correction therapeutic modalities program, especially in the local setting, represents an effective, highly structured environment with defined boundaries, both moral and ethical. The primary goal is to foster _____________.

personal growth

may offer broad psychosocial benefits that extend beyond the usual measures of dangerous drug use and recidivism may have several benefits over other forms of drug treatment programs,

corrections therapeutic modalities

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