CONCLUSIONS: Our findings suggest that client-centered text messaging has the potential to be an important component of illness management for people with dual diagnosis. This approach is able to offer coping strategies that are tailored to clients’ needs and preferences in real time when help is needed.
PMID: 26829356 [PubMed – as supplied by publisher] (Source: Journal of Dual Diagnosis)MedW
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CONCLUSIONS: Findings suggest that consideration of the types of behaviors and problems a college student is experiencing related to nonmedical prescription drug use may be more relevant to posttraumatic stress symptom frequency than dichotomous measures of nonmedical prescription drug use alone. Further, the association between the frequency of posttraumatic stress symptoms and both hazardous non
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CONCLUSIONS: Adolescents with (vs. without) a lifetime history of drug/alcohol use endorse greater emotional symptomatology and trait vulnerabilities, regardless of comorbid lifetime tobacco use. Thus, the extent to which tobacco serves as a gateway, correlate, consequence of other substance use may have little bearing on adolescent emotional health. This study’s findings further suggest that emot
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CONCLUSION: This study was unable to find support for the self-medication hypothesis via the tension reduction outcome expectancy pathway. However, other significant findings can be interpreted in light of the self-medication hypothesis. For example, alcohol may aid in coping with social impairments related to PTSD symptoms, particularly in a college sample. This study also highlighted gender diff
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