Substance Abuse Treatment with Correctional

Penn State, Harrisburg. Provides key research findings and policy implications for treating alcohol- and drug-addicted correctional clients. Offers treatment modules and advice for working with adult, juvenile, male, or female offenders. Hardcover, softcover also available.

About the Editor

xiii

Contributors

xv

Preface

xvii

Introduction

1

(6)

Barbara Sims

PART I: THE NATURE OF THE PROBLEM

7

(50)

Chapter 1. Treating the Substance-Addicted Offender: Theory and Practice

9

(18)

Barbara Sims

Theoretical Explanations for Alcohol and Drug Abuse

9

(5)

Treating Substance Addiction

14

(7)

Implications for the Correctional Environment

21

(2)

Discussion Questions

23

(4)

Chapter 2. Predictors of Success and Failure in Correctional-Based Treatment Programs

27

(12)

James W. Golden

Barbara Sims

History of Mental Health Problems

28

(1)

Low Education Levels and Negative Self-Concept

29

(1)

Gender-Specific Risks

30

(1)

Dynamics of the Group Setting

31

(1)

Length of Time in Treatment

31

(2)

Postrelease Aftercare Programming

33

(1)

Summary and Conclusions

34

(2)

Discussion Questions

36

(3)

Chapter 3. Treatment Motivation Characteristics of Offenders Who Abuse Substances

39

(18)

Robert A. Shearer

Compliance versus Internalization

40

(8)

URICA Research

48

(1)

Resistance to Treatment

49

(2)

Summary and Conclusions

51

(1)

Discussion Questions

52

(5)

PART II: INSTITUTIONAL-BASED TREATMENT PROGRAMS

57

(76)

Chapter 4. A Critical Examination of Failures in a Therapeutic Community: Snatching Defeat from the Jaws of Victory

59

(14)

James W. Golden

Substance Abuse Treatment in the Institutional Setting

60

(3)

Methodology for the Present Study

63

(1)

Data Analysis and Findings

63

(6)

Summary and Conclusions

69

(2)

Discussion Questions

71

(2)

Chapter 5. A Qualitative Exploration into a Prison Substance Abuse Treatment Program: "I Tell Them What They Want to Hear"

73

(22)

Allan L. Patenaude

Therapeutic Communities in Prison Environments

74

(4)

Qualitative Research Among Prison Inmates

78

(2)

Methodology for the Present Study

80

(1)

Major Findings

81

(7)

Honesty Within Treatment Programs

88

(1)

Summary and Conclusions

89

(1)

Discussion Questions

90

(5)

Chapter 6. Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Programming: What Do the Inmates Think?

95

(38)

Mary K. Stohr

Kristin Kjaer

Craig Hemmens

Mark Gornik

Jed Dayley

Cindy Noon

Diane Baune

Research on Correctional Programming

97

(3)

RSAT at SICI

100

(4)

Methods

104

(1)

Findings and Analysis

105

(14)

Conclusions and Policy Recommendations

119

(2)

Discussion Questions

121

(1)

Appendix: Idaho RSAT Client Questionnaire

121

(12)

PART III: COMMUNITY BASED TREATMENT PROGRAMS

133

(62)

Chapter 7. Effects of a Drug Diversion Court on Client Recidivism

135

(16)

Debbie S. Cunningham

William E. Stone

Drug Court Operations

136

(4)

The Present Study

140

(3)

Major Findings

143

(2)

Summary and Conclusions

145

(3)

Discussion Questions

148

(3)

Chapter 8. Setting the Stage for Treating Drug Court Clients: How to Initiate Treatment

151

(24)

Robert Walker

TK Logan

Key Components of Drug Courts

154

(2)

Foundation for Understanding Substance Abuse and Crime

156

(2)

The Counselor-Client Relationship

158

(2)

Managing the Pretreatment Context for Counseling

160

(9)

Summary and Conclusions

169

(1)

Discussion Questions

170

(5)

Chapter 9. Restrictive Intermediate Punishment Programming: A Community-Based Treatment Program for Substance-Addicted Correctional Clients

175

(20)

Barbara Sims

M.A. "Toni" DuPont-Morales

Review of the Literature

177

(4)

Pennsylvania's Restrictive Intermediate Punishment Program

181

(2)

The Present Study

183

(7)

Summary and Conclusions

190

(3)

Discussion Questions

193

(2)

PART IV: SPECIAL TREATMENT POPULATIONS

195

(48)

Chapter 10. Treating Juvenile Substance Abuse in the Institutional Setting

197

(14)

Brian A. Glaser

Paul J. Cohen

Review of the Literature

197

(4)

A Description of the Juvenile Counseling and Assessment Program (JCAP): A Short-Term Treatment Program for Substance-Abusing Youth

201

(6)

Summary and Conclusions

207

(1)

Discussion Questions

208

(3)

Chapter 11. The Effectiveness of Substance Abuse Counseling for the Adolescent Female

211

(16)

Georgia Calhoun

Tres Stefurak

Cheryl Deluca Johnson

Drug and Alcohol Issues

212

(2)

Overview of the Relational Group Therapy Model

214

(2)

Implications for Treatment: A New Approach

216

(3)

Summary and Conclusions

219

(1)

Discussion Questions

220

(1)

Appendix: GIRLS (Gaining Insight into Relationships for Lifelong Success) Project Modules

220

(7)

Chapter 12. Assessing Program Needs of Female Offenders Who Abuse Substances

227

(16)

Dawn Marie Baletka

Robert A. Shearer

Assessment and Treatment Programs in the Correctional Environment

228

(4)

The Development of Gender-Specific Substance Abuse Programs

232

(2)

The Present Study

234

(1)

Data Analysis and Findings

234

(4)

Summary and Conclusions

238

(1)

Discussion Questions

239

(4)

Index

243

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Substance Abuse Treatment with Correctional Clients: Practical Implications for Institutional and Community Settings

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