Evidence-based cognitive-behavioral and family therapies for adolescent alcohol and other substance use disorders.
Evidence-based cognitive-behavioral and family therapies for adolescent alcohol and other substance use disorders.
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针对青少年酒精和其他物质使用障碍的循证认知行为和家庭疗法。
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10.1007/0-306-48626-1_18
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2005
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Slesnick,Natasha
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Kaminer,Yifrah;Slesnick,Natasha
Although the research on adolescent substance abuse treatment is increasing, it still lags far behind that of adults. In comparison to over 1,000 alcohol treatment outcome studies with adults (Miller et al., 1995), Williams and Chang (2000) were able to locate and review only 53 empirical studies investigating the relative effectiveness of treatments for adolescents. Family Therapies (FT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) has demonstrated repeatedly to be effective in randomized trials since the 1970s for adult alcohol and other substance use disorders (AOSUD). CBT has been an active ingredient in a variety of intervention conditions including FT. In comparison, while the evidence supporting FT and CBT use either independent or jointly in youth is promising, controlled clinical efficacy and effectiveness trials have only begun to emerge in 1990s. Latest innovations in the management of treatment protocols for adolescent AOSUD and the recent completion of several randomized clinical trials examining manualized FT and CBT, have established the empirical support for these approaches in youth (Dennis et al., in press; Kaminer et al., 2002; Liddle, 2002; Waldron et al., 2001). The purpose of this chapter is to review: 1) theoretical models underlying FT and CBT, 2) evidence-based literature on FT and CBT for AOSUD in youth, and 3) mechanisms and therapeutic processes of FT and
