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Engaging Families
Family members play an important role in treatment for behavioral health problems. Here are some tips and strategies for getting families involved.
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Clinicians' Guide
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The Co-occurring Disorders Program helps treatment programs implement effective, integrated services for people with non-severe mental health disorders that co-occur with substance use disorders.
 One component, Family Program, helps family members learn about the client's specific psychiatric disorder and how it interacts with the substance use disorder. Learn more
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A Helpful Guide
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 Shock Waves is a practical, user-friendly guide for those who love someone suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, whether that person is a survivor of war or of another harrowing situation or event.
Cynthia Orange shows readers how to identify what PTSD symptoms look like in real life, respond to substance abuse and other co-occurring disorders, manage their reactions to a loved one's violence and rage, find effective professional help, and prevent their children from experiencing secondary trauma.
 
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