The Relationship Between Perceived Alcoholics Anonymous Social Group Dynamics and Getting an AA Sponsor [0.03%]
感知的匿名酒徒社会群体动力和获得AA赞助者之间的关系
A J O&#x;Sickey,Jacob Hanes,J Scott Tonigan
A J O&#x;Sickey
Research has shown that aspects of group dynamics of AA meetings are associated with AA attendance, alcohol use, and engagement in prescribed AA behaviors. This study investigated whether perceptions of AA meeting group dynamics changed ove...
Urban American Indian Adult Participation and Outcomes in Culturally Adapted and Mainstream Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings [0.03%]
城市美国印第安成人参加适应文化和主流酒精匿名小组及其效果
J Scott Tonigan,Kamilla Venner,Katherine A Hirchak
J Scott Tonigan
Very little is known about American Indian (AI) adults' participation in Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) despite their elevated rates of negative sequelae due to heavy alcohol consumption and alcohol use disorders. This study sought to fill that ...
Intensive Referral of Veterans to Mutual-Help Groups: A Mixed-Methods Implementation Evaluation [0.03%]
退伍军人密集式转介互助小组：混合研究实施评价
Lance Brendan Young,Kathleen M Grant,R Dario Pulido et al.
Lance Brendan Young et al.
Community-based support group participation protects against substance use disorder (SUD) relapse, but referrals during treatment are inconsistently delivered and may not acknowledge barriers facing rural patients. This formative evaluation...
Social Support Strategies in Online Forums Among Adult Offspring of Parents with Harmful Alcohol Use [0.03%]
成年期父母有害饮酒后代在在线论坛中的社会支持策略
Marie C Haverfield,John Leustek,Christine Timko
Marie C Haverfield
The authors categorized communication strategies employed to exchange social support (type and person centeredness) in three online forums about parents with harmful drinking. Data included discussion postreplies over 2 months; N = 1,644 un...
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) for HIV-infected Hazardous Drinkers: A Qualitative Study of Acceptability [0.03%]
针对HIV阳性危险饮酒者的接纳与承诺疗法（ACT）研究：一种定性分析
Sarah E Woolf-King,Alan Z Sheinfil,Jacklyn D Babowich et al.
Sarah E Woolf-King et al.
Alcohol use is a significant problem in HIV care, and clinical trials of alcohol interventions for people living with HIV infection (PLWH) have produced mixed results. The purpose of this qualitative study was to collect preliminary data on...
Robert D Ashford,Austin M Brown,Brenda Curtis
Robert D Ashford
Background: Previous research has found initial evidence that word choice impacts the perception and treatment of those with behavioral health disorders. These previous studies have relied on vignette-based methodologies,...
Barbara McCrady,Adam Wilson,Brandi Fink et al.
Barbara McCrady et al.
Enabling or Engaging? The Role of Recovery Support Services in Addiction Recovery [0.03%]
赋能抑或促成？成瘾康复中恢复支持服务的作用
Larry Davidson,William White,Dave Sells et al.
Larry Davidson et al.
Recovery capital-the quantity and quality of internal and external resources to initiate and maintain recovery-is explored with suggestions for how recovery support services (RSS) (nontraditional, and often nonprofessional support) can be u...
Postassault Substance Use and Coping: A Qualitative Study of Sexual Assault Survivors and Informal Support Providers [0.03%]
关于性侵犯幸存者及非正式支持提供者的纵向质性研究：侵害后的物质使用与应对机制
Sarah E Ullman,Katherine Lorenz,Anne Kirkner et al.
Sarah E Ullman et al.
This qualitative interview study examined 45 informal support dyads where a sexual assault was disclosed. Data from matched pairs of survivors and their primary informal support provider (e.g., friend, family, significant other), were used ...
More than Taking a Chair: The Perceived Group Social Dynamics of Alcoholics Anonymous Related to Changes in Spiritual Practices [0.03%]
多一把椅子：匿名戒酒会中感知的团体社会动态与精神实践变化的关系
Alexis Kuerbis,J Scott Tonigan
Alexis Kuerbis
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting attendance and spiritual practices are established predictors of abstinence. This study utilized longitudinal data from two studies of AA to investigate 1) how perceived within meeting social dynamics in AA...