Developing a public health model for treatment of African American family members of substance abusers

Willie J Bailey

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Developing a public health model for treatment of African American family members of substance abusers

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Willie J Bailey. Developing a Public Health Model for Treatment of African American Family Members of Substance Abusers. United Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/034a1bf5-4428-472e-a776-e6fb28382cac?locale=es.

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W. J. Bailey. Developing a public health model for treatment of African American family members of substance abusers. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/034a1bf5-4428-472e-a776-e6fb28382cac?locale=es

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Willie J Bailey. Developing a Public Health Model for Treatment of African American Family Members of Substance Abusers. United Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/034a1bf5-4428-472e-a776-e6fb28382cac?locale=es.

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Willie J Bailey

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Addiction

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Abstracto

The project sought to educate substance abusers of Camillus House Social and Personal Adjustment Center, located in Miami, Florida, on how the multigenerational disease of addiction is passed on. This project promotes a public health approach to the treatment of substance abuse by treating the family rather than the individual. Five sessions using an impromptu skit and four didactic sessions educated the abusers about the roles family members play in dysfunctional families. Data suggested an increase in knowledge regarding family roles but no change in beliefs about the importance of involving family members in treatment.

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