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Bücheli, Alexander; Quinteros-Hungerbühler, Ines; Schaub, Michael |
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Évaluation de la prévention des drogues à usage récréatif dans la ville de Zurich |
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2011 |
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Dépendances : des réflexions, des pratiques autour du champ des drogues légales et illégales |
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adolescence; prevention; program evaluation; Zurich |
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Streetwork, le service de consultation pour les jeunes de la ville de Zurich, propose depuis 1995 des services de prévention dans la vie nocturne zurichoise. L’évaluation de la panoplie des services proposés montre que seule une approche réaliste et acceptable permet d’atteindre le groupe cible, et que l’analyse de produits (drug-checking) joue un rôle important. |
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Teuwsen, Peer |
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Und was meinen Sie als Jugendliche dazu? |
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1997 |
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Tages-Anzeiger |
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adolescence; Switzerland |
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Acht Jugendliche beobachten und kommentieren ein Symposium zum Thema. Jugend und Urnwelt an der Uni Bern. Der Bericht eines ernüchternden Tages. |
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Institut für Suchtprävention |
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fortyfour : das Präventionsmagazin Nr. 19 : Jugend im Rausch? |
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2012 |
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Forty four : das Präventionsmagazin |
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19; 11/2012 |
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adolescent; adolescence; AOD use, abuse, and dependence; chemical addiction; licit drug; alcohol; binge drinking; nonchemical addiction; pathological gambling; prevention; interview; Austria; newsletter |
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Bilder-Kampagne soll junge Trinker wachrütteln |
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2010 |
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20 Minuten |
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08.09.2010 |
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adolescent; alcohol abuse; prevention campaign; addiction care; AOD public policy strategy; health; St. Gallen |
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Henderson, Craig E.; Rowe, Cindy L.; Hawes, Sam W.; Liddle, Howard A. |
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Parenting practices as mediators of treatment effects in an early-intervention trial of multidimensional family therapy |
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2009 |
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The American Journal of Drug and alcohol Abuse |
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4 |
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220-226 |
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adolescent; AOD abuse; family therapy; peer; mediation |
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Background: Contemporary intervention models use research about the determinants of adolescent problems and their course of symptom development to design targeted interventions. Because developmental detours begin frequently during early-mid adolescence, specialized interventions that target known risk and protective factors in this period are needed. Methods: This study (n = 83) examined parenting practices as mediators of treatment effects in an early-intervention trial comparing Multidimensional Family Therapy (MDFT), and a peer group intervention. Participants were clinically referred, low-income, predominantly ethnic minority adolescents (average age 14). Assessments were conducted at intake, and six weeks after intake, discharge, and at 6 and 12 months following intake. Results: Previous studies demonstrated that MDFT was more effective than active treatments as well as services as usual in decreasing substance use and improving abstinence rates. The current study demonstrated that MDFT improves parental monitoring—a fundamental treatment target—to a greater extent than group therapy, and these improvements occur during the period of active intervention, satisfying state-ofthe- science criteria for assessing mediation in randomized clinical trials. Conclusions and Scientific Significance: Findings indicate that change in MDFT occurs through improvements in parenting practices. These results set the foundation for examining family factors as mediators in other samples. |
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Sherman, Carl |
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Multidimensional family therapy for adolescent drug abuse offers broad, lasting benefits : an approach that integrates individual, family, and community interventions; outperformed other treatments |
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2010 |
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NIDA Notes |
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3; 12/2010 |
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13-15 |
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adolescent; AOD abuse; family therapy; treatment and maintenance; treatment method; cognitive therapy; prevention; communicable disease; juvenile delinquency; research |
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Comparison of the two therapies found that a year after treatment, teen participants in the MDFT group had fewer drug-related problems and showed more improvement on general measures of behavior and mental health than those teens treated with cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT). The therapies were compared in two randomized trials sponsored by the National Institute on Drug Abuse. The first study included 224 juvenile males, predominantly African-American, average age of 15 years, and from low-income, single-parent homes, who received either MDFT or CBT. Among the participants, 75 percent were diagnosed as cannabis dependent, 20 percent were alcohol dependent, and 13 percent were dependent on other substances. The study found that while both treatments were effective at discharge, in the months following treatment, youth who received MDFT had lower scores on the Personal Experience Inventory, which measures impairment due to personal, social, educational, and legal problems tied to drug abuse, than those youth who received CBT. The second study tested the effectiveness of MDFT versus CBT in a younger group of adolescent substance abusers, average age of 13.5 years. The results of this study were similar to those of the first study, in that both MDFT and CBT were effective at discharge, but those youth who received MDFT experienced longer lasting gains than the CBT youth. The MDFT youth had significantly lower levels of drug use, had improved their academic performance, had fewer arrests and placements on probation, suffered fewer psychiatric symptoms, and reduced self-reported delinquency and their association with delinquent peers. Issues for future research are discussed. |
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Liddle, Howard A. |
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Multidimensional family therapy : a science-based treatment system |
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2010 |
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The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy |
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133-148 |
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adolescent; AOD abuse; family therapy; treatment and maintenance; treatment method; juvenile delinquency; research |
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MDFT is a family-based intervention for adolescent substance abuse and associated mental health and behavioural problems (Liddle, 2010). Integrative in several ways, MDFT uses an ecological or contextual conceptual framework to understand the developmental tasks of teens and their families. Research-derived knowledge about risk and protective factors, and proximal causes, correlates and contributors to adolescent drug and related problems inform clinical thinking and interventions with every case. A multisystems approach, MDFT assesses and intervenes in four areas: (1) the adolescent as an individual and a member of a family and peer network; (2) the parent(s), both as individual adults and in his or her role as mother, father or caregiver; (3) the family environment and family relationships, as manifested in day-to-day family transactional patterns; and (4) extrafamilial sources of influence such as peers, school and juvenile justice. Interventions are made within and coordinated across domains. Progress in one area or with one person has implications for and use in others. Individual meetings with parent(s) and teen set the stage for family sessions, and family meetings may offer content and new outcomes that need to be brought to extrafamily meetings with juvenile justice or school personnel. MDFT was developed and tested as a treatment system rather than a one-size-fits-all approach. A treatment system offers different versions of a clinical model that vary according to factors such as clinical sample characteristics (older versus younger adolescents, juvenile justice involved versus no involvement in juvenile justice systems), and treatment parameters (type of clinical setting and treatment dose). |
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Liddle, Howard A. |
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Evidence-based psychotherapies for children and adolescents |
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2010 |
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Weisz, John R.; Kazdin, Alan E. |
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Liddle, Howard A.; Dakof, Gayle A.; Turner, Ralph M.; Henderson, Craig E.; Greenbaum, Paul E. |
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Treating adolescent drug abuse : a randomized trial comparing multidimensional family therapy and cognitive behavior therapy |
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2008 |
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Addiction |
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adolescent; AOD abuse; research; treatment and maintenance; treatment method; family therapy; cognitive behavior therapy; randomized controlled trial |
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Aim: to examine the efficacy of two adolescent drug abuse treatments: individual cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and multidimensional family therapy (MDFT). Design: A 2 (treatment condition) x 4 (time) repeated-measures intent-to-treat randomized design. Data were gathered at baseline, termination, 6 and 12 months post-termination. Analyses used latent growth curve modeling. Setting: Community-based drug abuse clinic in the northeastern United States. Participants: A total of 224 youth, primarily male (81%), African American (72%), from low-income single-parent homes (58%) with an average age of 15 years were recruited into the study. All youth were drug users, with 75% meeting DSM-IV criteria for cannabis dependence and 13% meeting criteria for abuse. Measurements: Five outcomes were measured: (i) substance use problem severity; (ii) 30-day frequency of cannabis use; (iii) 30-day frequency of alcohol use; (iv) 30-day frequency of other drug use; and (v) 30-day abstinence. Findings: Both treatments produced significant decreases in cannabis consumption and slightly significant reductions in alcohol use, but there were no treatment differences in reducing frequency of cannabis and alcohol use. Significant treatment effects were found favoring MDFT on substance use problem severity, other drug use and minimal use (zero or one occasion of use) of all substances, and these effects continued to 12 months following treatment termination. Conclusion: Both interventions are promising treatments. Consistent with previous controlled trials, MDFT is distinguished by the sustainability of treatment effects. |
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Rowe, Cynthia L.; Liddle, Howard A.; Dakof, Gayle A.; Henderson, Craig E. |
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Pharmacology and treatment of substance abuse |
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Collins, Frank L.; Cohen, Lee M. |
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