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Many older at-risk and problem drinking adults are ashamed about their drinking. What type of intervention strategies are suggested in your reading when working with older adults? |
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non con frontational, supportive |
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Westemeyer et al (1996) found what differences in psychological, family. interpersonal,job, or legal problems among patients with and without an intelectual disabiity admitted to chemical dependency treatment? |
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Alcohol and drug treatment providers may confuse imparied cause-and-effect resoning due to traumatic brain injury (TBI) with what? |
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Denial, Lack of Motivation |
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Treatment providers are better able to face the challenges of accommodating people with disabilities than in the past. Rather than placing a person in an established treatment "slot" , treatment providers are learning the importance of what? |
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moidfying and adapting to meet the needs of the client |
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What do studies show in the risk for people with disabiities for substance abuse or dependencer when compared to the rest of the American population? |
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For a person with a physical disability, not only the client's physical limitations, but also the psychological and social consequences of the disability need t be taken into consideration when doing what? |
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What is needed to verify ADA compliance for the disabled participant? |
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documentation of all efforts at accomidations |
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In the homeless population, alcoholism is most prevalent among which population? |
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middleaged unattached men |
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Homeless women may not view alcohol or drug use as their primary problem. Instead, what need may take precedence? |
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housing emploment and child care. |
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