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This book addresses co-occurring substance use disorders and mental disorders through a comprehensive, practice-oriented, and integrated perspective that reflects the real-life complexity of these conditions. It approaches the subject matter by emphasizing simultaneous treatment of mental health and substance use challenges, recognizing that effective support must involve coordinated efforts across health, social, and welfare services rather than fragmented or sequential care.
What stands out with this approach is its strong focus on implementation and collaboration. Instead of presenting isolated theoretical models, the book demonstrates how integrated and holistic treatment can be achieved in everyday practice. Drawing on the combined clinical and academic expertise of its contributors, it highlights concrete service models, interdisciplinary cooperation, and shared competencies that are relevant regardless of professional background or service level.
The scope of the book is wide-ranging, covering both individual and system-level perspectives. It addresses assessment and treatment, while also exploring key themes such as housing, employment, somatic health, coercion, user involvement, and recovery-oriented services. This breadth ensures a nuanced understanding of coordinated and multidisciplinary care.
The book is aimed at students and professionals within health and social care education and practice. Its content level is accessible yet thorough, making it suitable both as an introductory text and a practical reference.
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Tore Willy Lie has a bachelor's degree in psychology and a master's degree in mental health care. He has worked at several types of inpatient units in the specialist service, at a national helpline for gambling and gaming problems, as an advisor for the Norwegian National Advisory Unit on Concurrent Substance Abuse and Mental Health Disorders, and part time for the Norwegian Directorate of Health. Lie is currently an assistant professor at the University of Inland Norway.
Lars Lien is a medical doctor and a specialist in community medicine and psychiatry. He led the Norwegian National Advisory Unit on Concurrent Substance Abuse and Mental Health Disorders from (from 2012 to 2020). Lien is currently the leader of the Norwegian Psychiatric Association and a professor of psychiatry at the University of Inland Norway.
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This book addresses co-occurring substance use disorders and mental health disorders through a comprehensive, practice-oriented, and integrated perspective that reflects the real-life complexity of these conditions. It approaches the subject matter by emphasizing simultaneous treatment of mental health and substance use challenges, recognizing that effective support must involve coordinated efforts across health, social, and welfare services rather than fragmented or sequential care.
What stands out with this approach is its strong focus on implementation and collaboration. Instead of presenting isolated theoretical models, the book demonstrates how integrated and holistic treatment can be achieved in everyday practice. Drawing on the combined clinical and academic expertise of its contributors, it highlights concrete service models, interdisciplinary cooperation, and shared competencies that are relevant regardless of professional background or service level.
The scope of the book is wide-ranging, covering both individual and system-level perspectives. It addresses assessment and treatment, while also exploring key themes such as housing, employment, somatic health, coercion, user involvement, and recovery-oriented services. This breadth ensures a nuanced understanding of coordinated and multidisciplinary care.
The book is aimed at students and professionals within health and social care education and practice. Its content level is accessible yet thorough, making it suitable both as an introductory text and a practical reference.
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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book addresses co-occurring substance use disorders and mental disorders through a comprehensive, practice-oriented, and integrated perspective that reflects the real-life complexity of these conditions. It approaches the subject matter by emphasizing simultaneous treatment of mental health and substance use challenges, recognizing that effective support must involve coordinated efforts across health, social, and welfare services rather than fragmented or sequential care.What stands out with this approach is its strong focus on implementation and collaboration. Instead of presenting isolated theoretical models, the book demonstrates how integrated and holistic treatment can be achieved in everyday practice. Drawing on the combined clinical and academic expertise of its contributors, it highlights concrete service models, interdisciplinary cooperation, and shared competencies that are relevant regardless of professional background or service level.The scope of the book is wide-ranging, covering both individual and system-level perspectives. It addresses assessment and treatment, while also exploring key themes such as housing, employment, somatic health, coercion, user involvement, and recovery-oriented services. This breadth ensures a nuanced understanding of coordinated and multidisciplinary care.The book is aimed at students and professionals within health and social care education and practice. Its content level is accessible yet thorough, making it suitable both as an introductory text and a practical reference. Artikel-Nr. 9783032200488
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