The DDCMHT Index helps service organizations assess their capability (or capacity) to provide treatment for people diagnosed with a mental illness who also have a co-occurring substance-use disorder and to develop and implement a plan to do so with increasing capacity over time.

$0, Free PDF | This Toolkit is designed to accompany the Dual Diagnosis Capability in Mental-Health Treatment (DDCMHT) Index. It helps service systems and organizations assess their capability (or capacity) to provide treatment for people diagnosed with a mental illness who also have a co-occurring substance-use disorder.

This workbook contains exercises to be used in individual and group therapy to help patients in the self-assessment process and to guide them through a recovery process from both chemical dependency and major related psychiatric disorders.

This book is written for people with an addiction and a psychiatric illness. It provides personal stories as well as advice. An appendix includes a "Blueprint for Recovery," the meeting format of Dual Recovery Anonymous, and self-help resources.

This newly revised and updated counseling manual was written to provide a framework for mental health and chemical dependency counselors who take care of dual diagnosis clients. It is intended to be a “practical” manual that can be adapted to current counseling practices.

Dual Recovery Anonymous (DRA) is an independent Twelve Step self-help membership organization for people with a dual diagnosis. Membership does not require professional referral and is not dependent upon the extent of professional care. DRA is a fellowship of men and women who meet to support each other. Find a DRA group near you.

This book explores some of the complex challenges in implementing EBPs and highlights the meaningful opportunities that are inherent in this paradigm shift. Chapter 15, "Integrated Dual-Disorder Treatment (IDDT)," is written by staff of the Ohio SAMI CCOE, an initiative of the CEBP at Case Western Reserve. Also see Gary Bond's chapter on Supported Employment (SE).

This research article shows that clients in high-fidelity Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) programs showed greater reductions in alcohol and drug use and attained higher rates of remission from substance-use disorders than clients in the low-fidelity programs.

This book is written for people who facilitate groups of adults at-risk for chemical dependence. It includes group activities, warm-up questions, and worksheets.

This practical manual presents a 29-session treatment program designed to engage, motivate, and stimulate processes of change in clients at all stages of recovery. The program is based upon the research-supported Transtheoretical Model of Change (TTM), also known as the "stages of change."