Strengths-Based Case Management: A Role in Addressing Denial in Substance Abuse Treatment
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1994
Catalog Record
http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/116766894
Abstract
A strengths-based approach to case management is being used as an intervention to assist persons with substance abuse problems to access needed resources. The same strengths-based practice activities that support resource acquisition are also effective in addressing the denial that can interfere with substance abuse treatment. Both benefits, resource acquisition and a constructive approach to denial, have shown promise for enhancing client participation in treatment and subsequent outcome from that treatment.
Repository Citation
Rapp, R. C.,
Kelliher, C. W.,
Fisher, J. H.,
& Hall, F. J.
(1994). Strengths-Based Case Management: A Role in Addressing Denial in Substance Abuse Treatment. Journal of Case Management, 3 (4), 139-144.
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