The second session of BI particularly focused on skills
associated with coping and addressed triggers of drug use.
This focus on skill building may have been instrumental in
achieving the mediating effect of problem solving on
outcome. Better use of coping and related psychosocial
functioning skills (e.g., focus on problem situation, generate
several behavioral options, seek social supports) has been
shown to be related to recovery among youth receiving
intensive treatment for a substance dependence disorder
(Brown, Meyers, Mott, & Vik, 1994). This study suggests
that even a relatively minimal focus on coping strategies has
benefit. For youth in the BI-AP group, positive outcome was
associated with utilization by the teenager in post-BI
services. These services were identified primarily as use of
local community mental health and school counseling
resources. It appears that the additional parent session in
the BI-AP condition was an important element in activating
the influence of additional services in reducing the
adolescent's drug use behaviors.
The second session of BI particularly focused on skills
associated with coping and addressed triggers of drug use.
This focus on skill building may have been instrumental in
achieving the mediating effect of problem solving on
outcome. Better use of coping and related psychosocial
functioning skills (e.g., focus on problem situation, generate
several behavioral options, seek social supports) has been
shown to be related to recovery among youth receiving
intensive treatment for a substance dependence disorder
(Brown, Meyers, Mott, & Vik, 1994). This study suggests
that even a relatively minimal focus on coping strategies has
benefit. For youth in the BI-AP group, positive outcome was
associated with utilization by the teenager in post-BI
services. These services were identified primarily as use of
local community mental health and school counseling
resources. It appears that the additional parent session in
the BI-AP condition was an important element in activating
the influence of additional services in reducing the
adolescent's drug use behaviors.
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The second session of BI particularly focused on skills
associated with coping and addressed triggers of drug use.
This focus on skill building may have been instrumental in
achieving the mediating effect of problem solving on
outcome. Better use of coping and related psychosocial
functioning skills (e.g., focus on problem situation, generate
several behavioral options, seek social supports) has been
shown to be related to recovery among youth receiving
intensive treatment for a substance dependence disorder
(Brown, Meyers, Mott, & Vik, 1994). This study suggests
that even a relatively minimal focus on coping strategies has
benefit. For youth in the BI-AP group, positive outcome was
associated with utilization by the teenager in post-BI
services. These services were identified primarily as use of
local community mental health and school counseling
resources. It appears that the additional parent session in
the BI-AP condition was an important element in activating
the influence of additional services in reducing the
adolescent's drug use behaviors.
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