Creating Communities for Addiction Recovery: The Oxford House Model

ISBN-13: 9780789029300 / Angielski / Miękka / 2006 / 170 str.

Leonard A. Jason; Joseph R. Ferrari; Margaret I. Davis

Opis

This book reviews important research conducted in a 13-year collaborative partnership between Oxford House (a community-based, self-run residential substance abuse recovery program) and DePaul University. It also presents practical guidelines for developing effective action research collaborative programs that can cultivate and maintain mutually beneficial community/research partnerships.

Spis treści

• Preface
  
• PART 1: THE COLLABORATIVE PROCESS
  
• Chapter 1. Cultivating and Maintaining Effective Action Research Partnerships: The DePaul and Oxford House Collaborative (Margaret I. Davis, Bradley D. Olson, Leonard A. Jason, Josefina Alvarez, and Joseph R. Ferrari)
  
• Chapter 2. Attitudes of Community Members as a Function of Participatory Research with Oxford Houses (Leonard A. Jason, Margaret I. Davis, Bradley D. Olson, Joseph R. Ferrari, and Josefina Alvarez)
  
• PART 2: RESIDENCE FOR RECOVERY
  
• Chapter 3. Creating a Home to Promote Recovery: The Physical Environments of Oxford House (Joseph R. Ferrari, Leonard A. Jason, Kelly C. Sasser, Margaret I. Davis, and Bradley D. Olson)
  
• Chapter 4. “This Is My Neighborhood”: Comparing United States and Australian Oxford House Neighborhoods (Joseph R. Ferrari, Leonard A. Jason, Ron Blake, Margaret I. Davis, and Bradley D. Olson)
  
• Chapter 5. The Influence of Policy on the Differential Expansion of Male and Female Self-Run Recovery Settings (Jordan M. Braciszewski, Bradley D. Olson, Leonard A. Jason, and Joseph R. Ferrari)
  
• Chapter 6. Economic Costs of Oxford House Inpatient Treatment and Incarceration: A Preliminary Report (Bradley D. Olson, Judah J. Viola, Leonard A. Jason, Margaret I. Davis, Joseph R. Ferrari, and Olga Rabin-Belyaev)
  
• PART 3: RESIDENTS IN RECOVERY
  
• Chapter 7. Stress and Coping: The Roles of Ethnicity and Gender in Substance Abuse Recovery (Justin T. Brown, Margaret I. Davis, Leonard A. Jason, and Joseph R. Ferrari)
  
• Chapter 8. Structural Social Support: Impact on Adult Substance Use and Recovery Attempts (Kerri L. Kim, Margaret I. Davis, Leonard A. Jason, and Joseph R. Ferrari)
  
• Chapter 9. Medical Care of Individuals Residing in Substance Abuse Recovery Homes: An Analysis of Need and Utilization (Julie E. Ponitz, Bradley D. Olson, Leonard A. Jason, Margaret I. Davis, and Joseph R. Ferrari)
  
• Chapter 10: African American Oxford House Residents: Sources of Abstinent Social Networks (Andrea M. Flynn, Josefina Alvarez, Leonard A. Jason, Bradley D. Olson, Joseph R. Ferrari, and Margaret I. Davis)
  
• Chapter 11. Children, Women, and Substance Abuse: A Look at Recovery in a Communal Setting (Lucía d’Arlach, Bradley D. Olson, Leonard A. Jason, and Joseph R. Ferrari)
  
• Chapter 12. Women Leadership in Oxford House: Examining Their Strengths and Challenges (Margaret I. Davis, Marta M. Dziekan, Elizabeth V. Horin, Leonard A. Jason, Joseph R. Ferrari, and Bradley D. Olson)
  
• Index
  
• Reference Notes Included
  

O autorze

Leonard A. Jason, Joseph R. Ferrari, Margaret Davis