Evidence-based practices have become the goal for supporting recovery for people with severe mental illness. But, we are not all working in environments that have the capacity to achieve full fidelity to these models. In Part 5 of our this 6-part series Angela Rollins, PhD, reviews core aspects of Integrated Dual Disorders Treatment (IDDT), focusing on practical strategies and skills behavioral health providers can use now to make a difference in assisting clients meet substance use reduction goals.
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