3!! C A S A O B E R T A Presentación Ponencia Tomeu Català La Haya 09
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This document discusses the Casa Oberta therapeutic community (TC) in Spain, which integrates methadone maintenance treatment into the TC model. Some key points: 1) Casa Oberta admits users who are treated with methadone, have dual pathology issues, or drug-free treatment. 2) Over 13 years, it has shown that the TC model can be compatible and complementary with methadone maintenance programs. 3) Recent results found that 78% of methadone users reduced their initial doses, with 21% stopping methadone completely. 25% of residents received therapeutic discharge.
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This document summarizes bonding psychotherapy practices in a therapeutic community (TC) for treating young adults. The TC uses bonding groups and other tools to help clients develop self-worth, form relationships, and address issues from past trauma. Clients are assessed and bonding therapy focuses on emotions, attitudes, and attachment styles. Groups explore feelings in the present moment to facilitate insight and acceptance of past experiences. Testing shows TC improves secure attachment and reduces symptoms over time.
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- The document discusses the risks faced by children with parents who have psychiatric problems or addictions. Over 864,000 parents in the Netherlands have psychiatric problems, affecting 1.6 million children. Parents may exhibit a range of psychiatric symptoms that impact their children.
- Children of parents with psychiatric problems or addictions are at risk of developing mild to long-term severe problems themselves. They may experience traumatic events, instability, and impacts to their development.
- Factors that increase risks for children include the severity and duration of a parent's symptoms, low family functioning, an unstable home environment, and the child having their own emotional or behavioral issues. Collaboration and addressing both family and individual needs can help provide better care.
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The document discusses a new therapeutic community called Woodwynn Farm that aims to help people with co-occurring issues of homelessness, substance abuse, mental illness, and criminal behavior. Woodwynn Farm will be located on a 78 hectare farm and employ a holistic therapeutic model based on community involvement and treatment of the whole person. The goal is to reintegrate clients into the community by providing support, tools for self-worth, and self-reliance over a long-term 3+ year program with different treatment stages.
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Encounter groups aimed to bring people together to openly and honestly discuss their feelings, break down social barriers, and promote understanding. They involved structured sessions where participants could express themselves freely without judgment and provide feedback to others in the group. While popular in the 1960s and 1970s, encounter groups were controversial and criticized for possibly causing psychological harm due to their confrontational approach.
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Running therapy is a treatment approach used in therapeutic communities to help patients with mental health and addiction issues. It involves patients participating in running programs incorporated into their daily routines, with the goal of providing physical activity and promoting healthy habits. Running therapy aims to improve patients' mental wellbeing, self-esteem, and social skills through establishing a routine of exercise in a supportive group setting.
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Evidence based treatment approaches aim to improve client outcomes through the use of scientific research and data. An action research project was conducted to introduce evidence based practices. The presentation discussed implementing an evidence based approach and the results of the action research project.
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This document discusses bonding psychotherapy groups in Therapeutic Communities. It focuses on early unsafe attachment and addiction, bonding psychotherapy and Therapeutic Communities, and working with bonding psychotherapy groups in Therapeutic Community De Sleutel/ Gent. The document contains information from multiple presenters on the theme of bonding psychotherapy groups.
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Movement therapy uses physical movement to access emotions and promote healing. The session explores how people often deny their body's urges and abilities to express themselves emotionally. Participants will engage in experiential exercises that use movement to experience and process feelings in a safe environment.
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This document discusses therapeutic community programs for adolescents. It presents on therapeutic communities in MONAR for adolescents, a therapeutic community for young adolescents, and a therapeutic community for adolescents that empowers families and staff. The document focuses on different therapeutic community models and approaches for working with adolescents.
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- The document discusses the risks faced by children with parents who have psychiatric problems or addictions. Over 864,000 parents in the Netherlands have psychiatric problems, affecting 1.6 million children. Parents may exhibit a range of psychiatric symptoms that impact their children.
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- Factors that increase risks for children include the severity and duration of a parent's symptoms, low family functioning, an unstable home environment, and the child having their own emotional or behavioral issues. Collaboration between professionals and families is important to provide children with good care.
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The document discusses children of addicted parents and programs to help them. It mentions an addictions and developments of children, a nursery for children of addicted parents in Therapeutic Communities, and reflecting art-therapy in a Therapeutic Community for addicted parents with children.
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1. Economic evaluation of substance abuse treatment programs aims to assess costs and benefits in order to improve effectiveness and rationalize resource allocation.
2. Key aspects of economic evaluation include measuring treatment costs using tools like DATCAP and measuring outcomes using tools like ASI to assess areas like criminal behavior, employment, and health service use.
3. Benefits are converted to monetary values and compared to costs to calculate cost-benefit ratios and net benefits to understand the monetary gains from investments in reducing crime, improving health, and reducing costs to the justice system.
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The document discusses assessment methods used prior to motivational treatment in a residential drug-free program in Norway. It mentions using motivational interviewing and assessing clients using the Addiction Severity Index to evaluate dropout risks in the early stages of treatment. The 10 stages of recovery are also referenced to structure treatment.
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