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M07: Moody Blues: Co-occurring Substance Use and Mood Disorders Pasquale Russoniello, MA 1.5 hours Focus: Clinical Integrated Interventions Description: Research demonstrates that there is often a strong link between mood disorders and substance use. Historically, however, treatment has not been effectively integrated in treating these disorders. This workshop explores research about the prevalence of these co-occurring disorders, as well as gender issues and effective treatment approaches. Educational Objectives: Participants will be able to: • Describe mood disorders in the DSM-IV-TR and their risk factors for substance use disorders; • Review gender issues both in assessment and treatment; • Discuss evidence-based treatment components across treatment settings for these co-occurring disorders. NOTES:
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M07: Moody Blues: Co-occurring Substance Use and Mood Disorders<br />
Pasquale Russoniello, MA<br />
1.5 hours Focus: Clinical Integrated Interventions<br />
Description:<br />
Research demonstrates that there is often a strong link between mood disorders and substance use.<br />
Historically, however, treatment has not been effectively integrated in treating these disorders. This workshop<br />
explores research about the prevalence of these co-occurring disorders, as well as gender issues and effective<br />
treatment approaches.<br />
Educational Objectives: Participants will be able to:<br />
• Describe mood disorders in the DSM-IV-TR and their risk factors for substance use disorders;<br />
• Review gender issues both in assessment and treatment;<br />
• Discuss evidence-based treatment components across treatment settings for these co-occurring<br />
disorders.<br />
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