Debra Srebnik
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3454430 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Debra Srebnik |
| PRENOMES | Debra |
| SOBRENOME | Srebnik |
| ASSINATURA | SREBNIK D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Washington |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 186 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1990 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Impact of a supported housing prioritization system using vulnerability and high service utilization
For people experiencing chronic homelessness, supportive housing with intensive social, health, and behavioral health services reduces the likelihood of re-entering homelessness and the public costs of associated acute medical care, shelter use, and incarceration. Due to a limited supply of supportive housing, it must be allocated to those most in need. This paper examines findings from a unique, region-wide method for prioritizing individuals fo…
Serious Mental Illness in Heavy Drinkers Is Associated with Poor Treatment Outcomes in Outpatients with Co-occurring Disorders
Housing First as an Effective Model for Community Stabilization Among Vulnerable Individuals With Chronic and Nonchronic Homelessness Histories
Housing First (HF) is an effective intervention for reducing homelessness and service utilization among vulnerable adults and is most often focused on individuals experiencing chronic homelessness. This study explored the effectiveness of a single‐site HF program for 2 groups of people with serious mental illness: those experiencing chronic street homelessness, and those whose homelessness was limited but had high psychiatric service needs, often…
A Pilot Study of the Impact of Housing First–Supported Housing for Intensive Users of Medical Hospitalization and Sobering Services
Objectives. We examined changes in service use in a Housing First (HF) pilot program for adults who were homeless with medical illnesses and high prior acute-care use relative to a similar comparison group. Methods. We used a 1-year pre–post comparison group design. The 29 participants and 31 comparison group members were adults who were homeless with inpatient claims of at least $10 000 or at least 60 sobering “sleep off” center contacts in the …
Cultural and contextual influences in mental health help seeking
In this article, a mental health help-seeking model is offered as a framework for understanding cultural and contextual factors that affect ethnic minority adolescents' pathways into mental health services. The effects of culture and context are profound across the entire help-seeking pathway, from problem identification to choice of treatment providers. The authors argue that an understanding of these help-seeking pathways provides insights into…
Housing choice and community success for individuals with serious and persistent mental illness
Feminist Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Negative Body Image
Negative body image in women is evidence of internalized cultural messages about obtaining an unrealistic and changing body image ideal. Feminist therapy for negative body image balances an emphasis on socio-cultural and intrapsychic issues, while cognitive-behavioral therapy addresses specific thought patterns and dysfunctional behaviors. This paper reviews the literature on these approaches and gives specific suggestions for developing an integ…
An ecological, interpersonal skills approach to drop-out prevention
Interventions to keep students in school have tended to be deficit-oriented and have met with little success. Attention to the school ecology and its ability to support the diverse needs and interests of students, and efforts to increase students' engagement and teach them skills to meet everyday challenges are proposed that begin long before students become disengaged from school
Gender differences in masturbation and the relation of masturbation experience in preadolescence and/or early adolescence to sexual behavior and sexual adjustment in young adulthood
Returning to social support systems
Cultural and contextual influences in mental health help seeking
In this article, a mental health help-seeking model is offered as a framework for understanding cultural and contextual factors that affect ethnic minority adolescents' pathways into mental health services. The effects of culture and context are profound across the entire help-seeking pathway, from problem identification to choice of treatment providers. The authors argue that an understanding of these help-seeking pathways provides insights into…
Housing choice and community success for individuals with serious and persistent mental illness
A Pilot Study of the Impact of Housing First–Supported Housing for Intensive Users of Medical Hospitalization and Sobering Services
Objectives. We examined changes in service use in a Housing First (HF) pilot program for adults who were homeless with medical illnesses and high prior acute-care use relative to a similar comparison group. Methods. We used a 1-year pre–post comparison group design. The 29 participants and 31 comparison group members were adults who were homeless with inpatient claims of at least $10 000 or at least 60 sobering “sleep off” center contacts in the …
Gender differences in masturbation and the relation of masturbation experience in preadolescence and/or early adolescence to sexual behavior and sexual adjustment in young adulthood
Returning to social support systems
Housing First as an Effective Model for Community Stabilization Among Vulnerable Individuals With Chronic and Nonchronic Homelessness Histories
Housing First (HF) is an effective intervention for reducing homelessness and service utilization among vulnerable adults and is most often focused on individuals experiencing chronic homelessness. This study explored the effectiveness of a single‐site HF program for 2 groups of people with serious mental illness: those experiencing chronic street homelessness, and those whose homelessness was limited but had high psychiatric service needs, often…
Feminist Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Negative Body Image
Negative body image in women is evidence of internalized cultural messages about obtaining an unrealistic and changing body image ideal. Feminist therapy for negative body image balances an emphasis on socio-cultural and intrapsychic issues, while cognitive-behavioral therapy addresses specific thought patterns and dysfunctional behaviors. This paper reviews the literature on these approaches and gives specific suggestions for developing an integ…
Returning to social support systems
An ecological, interpersonal skills approach to drop-out prevention
Interventions to keep students in school have tended to be deficit-oriented and have met with little success. Attention to the school ecology and its ability to support the diverse needs and interests of students, and efforts to increase students' engagement and teach them skills to meet everyday challenges are proposed that begin long before students become disengaged from school
Gender differences in masturbation and the relation of masturbation experience in preadolescence and/or early adolescence to sexual behavior and sexual adjustment in young adulthood
Feminist Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Negative Body Image
Negative body image in women is evidence of internalized cultural messages about obtaining an unrealistic and changing body image ideal. Feminist therapy for negative body image balances an emphasis on socio-cultural and intrapsychic issues, while cognitive-behavioral therapy addresses specific thought patterns and dysfunctional behaviors. This paper reviews the literature on these approaches and gives specific suggestions for developing an integ…
Housing choice and community success for individuals with serious and persistent mental illness
Cultural and contextual influences in mental health help seeking
In this article, a mental health help-seeking model is offered as a framework for understanding cultural and contextual factors that affect ethnic minority adolescents' pathways into mental health services. The effects of culture and context are profound across the entire help-seeking pathway, from problem identification to choice of treatment providers. The authors argue that an understanding of these help-seeking pathways provides insights into…
A Pilot Study of the Impact of Housing First–Supported Housing for Intensive Users of Medical Hospitalization and Sobering Services
Objectives. We examined changes in service use in a Housing First (HF) pilot program for adults who were homeless with medical illnesses and high prior acute-care use relative to a similar comparison group. Methods. We used a 1-year pre–post comparison group design. The 29 participants and 31 comparison group members were adults who were homeless with inpatient claims of at least $10 000 or at least 60 sobering “sleep off” center contacts in the …
Housing First as an Effective Model for Community Stabilization Among Vulnerable Individuals With Chronic and Nonchronic Homelessness Histories
Housing First (HF) is an effective intervention for reducing homelessness and service utilization among vulnerable adults and is most often focused on individuals experiencing chronic homelessness. This study explored the effectiveness of a single‐site HF program for 2 groups of people with serious mental illness: those experiencing chronic street homelessness, and those whose homelessness was limited but had high psychiatric service needs, often…
Impact of a supported housing prioritization system using vulnerability and high service utilization
For people experiencing chronic homelessness, supportive housing with intensive social, health, and behavioral health services reduces the likelihood of re-entering homelessness and the public costs of associated acute medical care, shelter use, and incarceration. Due to a limited supply of supportive housing, it must be allocated to those most in need. This paper examines findings from a unique, region-wide method for prioritizing individuals fo…
Serious Mental Illness in Heavy Drinkers Is Associated with Poor Treatment Outcomes in Outpatients with Co-occurring Disorders
Medicine (6 obras) · Psychology (6 obras) · Psychiatry (5 obras) · Homelessness and Social Issues (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Developmental psychology (3 obras) · Mental health (3 obras) · Public health (3 obras) · Business (2 obras) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (2 obras)