Implementing Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment Programs: A Case Study
When substance use disorder and mental illness occur together, affected individuals may be more susceptible to poor physical health, relapse, social distress, and other detrimental outcomes. Research has shown that integrating mental health and substance abuse care may be of benefit to this vulnerable population. During this webinar, two experts in the field of Integrated Dual Diagnosis Treatment (IDDT), Mark Lowis, MSW, LMSW, an Evidence-Based Practices Implementation Specialist for Michigan Department of Health and Human Services; and Jennifer Harrison, PhD, LMSW, …
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