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1 Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment IDDT Margret Overdijk & Niels Mulder

2 IDDT

3 Severe Mental Illness (SMI) Psychotic disorders Severe depression Severe PD Severe Addiction Disorders.or combinations 50% addiction comorbidity

4 50% also addiction SMI Alcohol (50%) Cannabis (40%) Cocaïne (40%) Other: heroïne, amfetamines (30%) Nicotine (80%) Polydrug use (60%) (Kroon, 2003)

5 Prevalence of substance use disorders in mental illness Evidence-Based Practices

6 A Chronic Health Condition

7 Target is not abstinence Harm reduction.

8 8

9 Evidence-Based Practices

11 Minkoff Matrx Psychiatry Mild Mild psychiatric problems; Mild addiction problems Severe psychiatric problems Mild addction problems Addiction MILD Severe Severe addiction problems Mild psychiatric problems Severe psychiatric problems Severe addiction problems Severe

13 The Black and White Model of Relapse Abstinence Relapse Thin Line

14 Assertive Community Treatment Target group: 20% most severely ill patients Who do not seek treatment Teamwork Multidisciplinary Implementing other EBP s: IDDT, CBT, IPS No brokerage Small caseload (1:15) Shared caseload Outreach No limits in duration of care

15 Function ACT: FACT All patients with SMI Multidisciplinary team Providing EBP s: CBT, IDDT, IPS, FPE ACT model when needed 200 patients 10 fte FACT Board

16 STAGES OF CHANGE 6. Relapse 1. Pre- Contemplation 5. Maintenance 4. Action 2. Contemplation 3. Preparation Adapted from Prochaska & DiClemente (1982), Transtheoretical therapy: Toward a more integrative model of change. Psychotherapy: Theory, Research, and Practice, 19:

17 Pre-Contemplation I don t have a problem Is not considering or does not want to change a particular behavior

18 Contemplation Maybe I have a problem. Contemplation Pre-Contemplation Is thinking about changing a behavior

19 Preparation I ve got to do something. Preparation Contemplation Pre-Contemplation Is planning to change & has taken steps toward change.

20 Action Action I m ready to start. Preparation Contemplation Actively taking steps to change Pre-Contemplation

21 Maintenance How do I keep going? Maintenance Action Preparation Contemplation Pre- Contemplation Achieved initial goals and is working to maintain gains

22 Relapse/Recurrence Maintenance Action Relapse Preparation Contemplation What went wrong? Pre-Contemplation Returns to behaviors and deciding what to do next

23 Overview IDDT items 1a Multidisciplinary team 7 Addiction counselling 1b Integrated addiction specialist 8 Treatment in group format 2 Stagewise treatment 9 Family treatment 3 Easy access to addiction services 10 Self help 4 Time unlimited treatment 11 Pharmacological treatment 5 Outreach 12 Interventions to improve general health 6 Motivational interventions 13 Secondary interventions in non-responders

24 Stage wise treatments Motivational interviewing Addiction treatment Groups Family involvement Self help New

25 Part I: Treatment Characteristics T1a: Multidisciplinary Team Definition Substance abuse specialist, case managers, psychiatrist, nurse, counselors, and other ancillary providers work collaboratively on the team Barriers? Facilitators?

26 T1b: Integrated SA Specialist Definition Substance abuse specialist with at least 2 years experience works collaboratively with team Barriers? Facilitators?

27 T2: Stage-Wise Interventions Definition All interventions (including ancillary) are consistent with and determined by client s stage of treatment/recovery Barriers? Facilitators?

28 T3: Access to Comprehensive DD Services Definition Consumers have access to comprehensive range of services [full range of residential, supported (competitive) employment, family psychoeducation, ACT (15:1, 24 hr care; 50% in community), illness management]; ancillary services are consistent with IDDT philosophy Barriers? Facilitators?

29 T4: Time-Unlimited Services Definition Clients with DD are treated on a time unlimited basis with intensity modified according to need Barriers? Facilitators?

30 T5: Outreach Definition All clients (esp. engagement stage) provided with assertive outreach (practical assistance in natural living environments) Barriers? Facilitators?

31 T6:Motivational Interventions Definition All practitioners understand and base interventions on motivational approach Barriers? Facilitators?

32 T7: Substance Abuse Counseling Definition practitioners demonstrate understanding of basic substance abuse principles and provide to clients in active treatment and relapse prevention stage Barriers? Facilitators?

33 T8: Group DD Treatment Definition All clients are offered integrated group treatment and 2/3 regularly attend Barriers? Facilitators?

34 T9: Family DD Treatment Definition practitioners always attempt to involve family/ support network to give DD psychoeducation and promote collaboration with treatment team Barriers? Facilitators?

35 T10: Self-Help Participation Definition practitioners connect clients in active treatment or relapse prevention stages with substance abuse self-help programs Barriers? Facilitators?

36 T11: Pharmacological Treatment Definition Prescribers are trained in DD treatment; derive input from client and team to increase appropriate medication adherence; no medication prohibition; offer medication known to decrease use; avoid addictive meds Barriers? Facilitators?

37 T12: Interventions to Promote Health Definition Clients receive a comprehensive, structured, basic education on how to promote health; all staff are wellversed in such techniques Barriers? Facilitators?

38 T13: Secondary Interventions - SA Treatment Non-Responders Definition Program utilizes a specific plan to identify, evaluate, and link non-responders to more intensive interventions (e.g., supervised housing, payeeship, changing meds, etc.) Barriers? Facilitators?

39 Implementation according to toolkit Leadership Stages of change Phase 1: Why do it? Engaging and motivating for change Phase 2: How to do it? Developing skills and supports to implement change Phase 3: How to maintain and extend the gains? Sustaining the change

40 Where Are You in Your Professional Behavior Change? 6. Relapse 5. Maintenance 1. Pre- Contemplation 2. Contemplation 3. Preparation 4. Action Adapted from Prochaska & DiClemente (1982), Transtheoretical therapy: Toward a more integrative model of change. Psychotherapy: Theory, Research, and Practice, 19:

41 Where Do You See The System? 6. Relapse 5. Maintenance 1. Pre- Contemplation 2. Contemplation 3. Preparation 4. Action Adapted from Prochaska & DiClemente (1982), Transtheoretical therapy: Toward a more integrative model of change. Psychotherapy: Theory, Research, and Practice, 19:

42 Where Do You See Your Agency/Dept? 6. Relapse 5. Maintenance 1. Pre- Contemplation 2. Contemplation 3. Preparation 4. Action Adapted from Prochaska & DiClemente (1982), Transtheoretical therapy: Toward a more integrative model of change. Psychotherapy: Theory, Research, and Practice, 19:

43 Project plan Story of implementing IDDT in Utrecht

44 Sustaining the change Practice: motivational interviewing and stage wise treatment Introduction IDDT to new employees Continu training motivational interviewing Integration treatment plan stage wise treatment Assessment of addiction, structured interviewing, ROM

45 Sustaining the change Keep the team engaged and motivated Information and communication Ongoing education on IDDT Check treament plans every 2 years Collaborative leadership

46 Part II: Organizational Characteristics 01: Program Philosophy Definition Committed to clearly articulated philosophy consistent with IDDT Barriers? Facilitators?

IDDT Fidelity Action Planning Guidelines

1a. Multidisciplinary Team IDDT Fidelity Action Planning Guidelines Definition: All clients targeted for IDDT receive care from a multidisciplinary team. A multi-disciplinary team consists of, in addition