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The Therapeutic Community: A Unique Social Psychological Approach to
The evolution of the contemporary Therapeutic Community (TC) for addictions over the past 50 years may be characterized as a movement from the marginal to the mainstream of substance abuse treatment and human services. TCs currently serve a wide array of clients and their diverse problems; through advances in research in treatment outcomes, the ...
The Current Importance of Therapeutic Communities
Many therapeutic communities also offer admission to the residential community as an alternative to prison. The TC often advocates for the individual and takes steps necessary to ensure that the ...
Therapeutic communities
In the USA, the term 'therapeutic community' is more often used to describe user-run communities for substance misusers with: a hierarchical structure; a reward system; fierce encounter groups; and a simple explanatory model of addiction and its treatment. These are referred to as 'concept' or 'behavioural' therapeutic communities ...
(PDF) The Therapeutic Community: A Unique Social ...
The therapeutic community (TC) has become widely accepted and utilised throughout the US criminal justice system and is considered the treatment of choice for the more difficult to treat prison ...
Therapeutic community
Therapeutic community is a participative, group-based approach to long-term mental illness, personality disorders and drug addiction. The approach was usually residential, with the clients and therapists living together, but increasingly residential units have been superseded by day units. It is based on milieu therapy principles, and includes ...
PDF Community as method: principles and practice of therapeutic community
the Therapeutic Community programme applies the Community as Method approach . b. the Therapeutic Community has distinct stages which cover assessment, orientation, treatment, transition and re -entry . c . the Therapeutic Community approach is multidimensional. It involves therapy, education, teaching values, and skills development
Therapeutic community research: past, present and future
Therapeutic communities in mental health service settings date back to World War Two (Reference Main Main, 1946; Reference Kennard Kennard, 1999) and have a long history of research endeavour ... They began with 8160 papers and reduced this to 294 broadly covering the relevant area. One hundred and eighty-one therapeutic communities were named ...
How therapeutic communities work: Specific factors related to positive
Introduction. Psychotherapeutic approaches are generally understood to comprise both non-specific and specific factors that contribute to positive treatment outcome. Non-specific factors are present in all types of psychotherapeutic model. They include, for instance, the therapeutic alliance, the therapist's competence, and adherence to ...
How TCs Work
The 'Community of Communities' project now works with a set of ten 'core values' upon which the 'core standards' (for measuring to what extent a programme is a TC) are based. For a TC to be accredited through this process it therefore needs to demonstrate that its work is based on the core values.
The therapeutic community: A unique social psychological approach to
The evolution of the contemporary Therapeutic Community (TC) for addictions over the past 50 years may be characterized as a movement from the marginal to the mainstream of substance abuse treatment and human services. TCs currently serve a wide array of clients and their diverse problems; through advances in research in treatment outcomes, the composition of staff has been reshaped, the ...
Therapeutic Communities: a Problem or A Solution for Psychiatry? a
This paper reviews the place of the therapeutic community in the mental health field, using a sociological framework to understand some key factors that have shaped the field and its response to this approach to therapy. The therapeutic community treatment method in mental health has been contested over the years.
Therapeutic communities enter the world of evidence-based practice
Recently in the BJPsych, Steve Pearce and colleagues Reference Pearce, Scott, Attwood, Saunders, Dean and De Ridder 1 demonstrated that it is possible to do an experimental study on a complex treatment modality that has been in use for over 50 years. Theirs is an important study, and is a landmark in being the first ever randomised controlled trial on democratic therapeutic communities for ...
The Therapeutic Community as an Adaptable Treatment Modality Across
Simple core statements of the therapeutic community as a treatment modality are given, including a "living-learning situation" and "culture of enquiry", which are described in work with children and adolescents, chronic and acute psychoses, offenders, and learning disabilities. Simple core statements of the therapeutic community as a treatment modality are given, including a "living ...
Therapeutic community effectiveness: a systematic international review
Concept-based therapeutic communities tend to be aimed exclusively at substance abusers and have structured treatment programmes whereby clients work their way through a succession of phases, ending with re-entry into the wider community and 'graduation' from the programme. ... The authors do not state how the papers were assessed for validity ...
The Therapeutic Community: an international perspective
The Therapeutic Community (TC) for drug-free substance abuse treatment can be found in more than 65 countries around the world, reflecting the global scope of substance abuse and addiction. This article describes some of the historical developments from an American-based to an international treatment model with professional associations on ...
Treatment engagement in a prison-based Therapeutic Community: A mixed
The Therapeutic Community (TC) is a community-based drug and alcohol treatment program that rests on mechanisms of social learning and peer influence. Participants are expected to show "responsible concern" for their program peers, growing in their own recovery by assisting in the recovery processes of others (
What is therapeutic community?
A therapeutic community (TC) is a comprehensive psychosocial intervention primarily used for treating individuals with interpersonal difficulties, addictions, and personality disorders. TCs have evolved over the years, transitioning from a marginal approach to a mainstream method in substance abuse treatment and human services, with modified treatment goals and approaches to therapy.
THE CONCEPT OF A THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY
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How therapeutic communities work: Specific factors related to positive
Therapeutic communities (TCs) are becoming increasingly widespread as a form of treatment for entrenched mental health problems, particularly addictions and personality disorders, and are equally used in educational, prison and learning disability settings. Despite growing evidence for their effectiveness, little research has been conducted to ...
Therapeutic Communities
Therapeutic Communities (TC) provides a forum in which those engaged in developing, managing and sustaining therapeutic cultures can publish original research, communicate experiences, consider the effects of political and social policy on their own settings, disseminate ideas, developments and findings, and communicate good practice.
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The evolution of the contemporary Therapeutic Community (TC) for addictions over the past 50 years may be characterized as a movement from the marginal to the mainstream of substance abuse treatment and human services. TCs currently serve a wide array of clients and their diverse problems; through advances in research in treatment outcomes, the ...
(PDF) Forensic Therapeutic Communities: A Critique of ...
This incorporated group and com-. munity-based treatment within a social milieu explicitly designed to. incorporate and enhance patient involvement and empowerment. The. concept of 'therapeutic ...
Therapeutic communities and planned environments for serious offenders
1 Therapeutic community treatment: a is a version of cognitive-behavioural therapy. b should not be continued for more than 3 months. c expects patients to learn responsibility for their behaviour. d can only be provided by qualified professionals. e is always provided in residential settings. 2 Democratic therapeutic communities:
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The evolution of the contemporary Therapeutic Community (TC) for addictions over the past 50 years may be characterized as a movement from the marginal to the mainstream of substance abuse treatment and human services. TCs currently serve a wide array of clients and their diverse problems; through advances in research in treatment outcomes, the ...
Many therapeutic communities also offer admission to the residential community as an alternative to prison. The TC often advocates for the individual and takes steps necessary to ensure that the ...
In the USA, the term 'therapeutic community' is more often used to describe user-run communities for substance misusers with: a hierarchical structure; a reward system; fierce encounter groups; and a simple explanatory model of addiction and its treatment. These are referred to as 'concept' or 'behavioural' therapeutic communities ...
The therapeutic community (TC) has become widely accepted and utilised throughout the US criminal justice system and is considered the treatment of choice for the more difficult to treat prison ...
Therapeutic community is a participative, group-based approach to long-term mental illness, personality disorders and drug addiction. The approach was usually residential, with the clients and therapists living together, but increasingly residential units have been superseded by day units. It is based on milieu therapy principles, and includes ...
the Therapeutic Community programme applies the Community as Method approach . b. the Therapeutic Community has distinct stages which cover assessment, orientation, treatment, transition and re -entry . c . the Therapeutic Community approach is multidimensional. It involves therapy, education, teaching values, and skills development
Therapeutic communities in mental health service settings date back to World War Two (Reference Main Main, 1946; Reference Kennard Kennard, 1999) and have a long history of research endeavour ... They began with 8160 papers and reduced this to 294 broadly covering the relevant area. One hundred and eighty-one therapeutic communities were named ...
Introduction. Psychotherapeutic approaches are generally understood to comprise both non-specific and specific factors that contribute to positive treatment outcome. Non-specific factors are present in all types of psychotherapeutic model. They include, for instance, the therapeutic alliance, the therapist's competence, and adherence to ...
The 'Community of Communities' project now works with a set of ten 'core values' upon which the 'core standards' (for measuring to what extent a programme is a TC) are based. For a TC to be accredited through this process it therefore needs to demonstrate that its work is based on the core values.
The evolution of the contemporary Therapeutic Community (TC) for addictions over the past 50 years may be characterized as a movement from the marginal to the mainstream of substance abuse treatment and human services. TCs currently serve a wide array of clients and their diverse problems; through advances in research in treatment outcomes, the composition of staff has been reshaped, the ...
This paper reviews the place of the therapeutic community in the mental health field, using a sociological framework to understand some key factors that have shaped the field and its response to this approach to therapy. The therapeutic community treatment method in mental health has been contested over the years.
Recently in the BJPsych, Steve Pearce and colleagues Reference Pearce, Scott, Attwood, Saunders, Dean and De Ridder 1 demonstrated that it is possible to do an experimental study on a complex treatment modality that has been in use for over 50 years. Theirs is an important study, and is a landmark in being the first ever randomised controlled trial on democratic therapeutic communities for ...
Simple core statements of the therapeutic community as a treatment modality are given, including a "living-learning situation" and "culture of enquiry", which are described in work with children and adolescents, chronic and acute psychoses, offenders, and learning disabilities. Simple core statements of the therapeutic community as a treatment modality are given, including a "living ...
Concept-based therapeutic communities tend to be aimed exclusively at substance abusers and have structured treatment programmes whereby clients work their way through a succession of phases, ending with re-entry into the wider community and 'graduation' from the programme. ... The authors do not state how the papers were assessed for validity ...
The Therapeutic Community (TC) for drug-free substance abuse treatment can be found in more than 65 countries around the world, reflecting the global scope of substance abuse and addiction. This article describes some of the historical developments from an American-based to an international treatment model with professional associations on ...
The Therapeutic Community (TC) is a community-based drug and alcohol treatment program that rests on mechanisms of social learning and peer influence. Participants are expected to show "responsible concern" for their program peers, growing in their own recovery by assisting in the recovery processes of others (
A therapeutic community (TC) is a comprehensive psychosocial intervention primarily used for treating individuals with interpersonal difficulties, addictions, and personality disorders. TCs have evolved over the years, transitioning from a marginal approach to a mainstream method in substance abuse treatment and human services, with modified treatment goals and approaches to therapy.
Need more help? PsychiatryOnline Customer Service may be reached by emailing [email protected] or by calling 800-368-5777 (in the U.S.) or 703-907-7322 (outside the U.S.).
Therapeutic communities (TCs) are becoming increasingly widespread as a form of treatment for entrenched mental health problems, particularly addictions and personality disorders, and are equally used in educational, prison and learning disability settings. Despite growing evidence for their effectiveness, little research has been conducted to ...
Therapeutic Communities (TC) provides a forum in which those engaged in developing, managing and sustaining therapeutic cultures can publish original research, communicate experiences, consider the effects of political and social policy on their own settings, disseminate ideas, developments and findings, and communicate good practice.
The evolution of the contemporary Therapeutic Community (TC) for addictions over the past 50 years may be characterized as a movement from the marginal to the mainstream of substance abuse treatment and human services. TCs currently serve a wide array of clients and their diverse problems; through advances in research in treatment outcomes, the ...
This incorporated group and com-. munity-based treatment within a social milieu explicitly designed to. incorporate and enhance patient involvement and empowerment. The. concept of 'therapeutic ...
1 Therapeutic community treatment: a is a version of cognitive-behavioural therapy. b should not be continued for more than 3 months. c expects patients to learn responsibility for their behaviour. d can only be provided by qualified professionals. e is always provided in residential settings. 2 Democratic therapeutic communities: