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As the number of seriously ill substance abusers in outpatient settings multiplies with the ascendance of managed care and its attendant cost restrictions, more and more practitioners of every stripe will encounter the therapeutic dilemmas posed by the dually diagnosed. Dennis Ortman, challenging the conventional wisdom that splits treatment between the psychological and medical arenas in order to address both, argues that clinicians should be prepared to treat the entire patient in one therapeutic space.

Produktbeschreibung
As the number of seriously ill substance abusers in outpatient settings multiplies with the ascendance of managed care and its attendant cost restrictions, more and more practitioners of every stripe will encounter the therapeutic dilemmas posed by the dually diagnosed. Dennis Ortman, challenging the conventional wisdom that splits treatment between the psychological and medical arenas in order to address both, argues that clinicians should be prepared to treat the entire patient in one therapeutic space.
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Autorenporträt
Dennis Ortman counseled individuals and families struggling with substance abuse while serving as a Catholic priest in the Archdiocese of Detroit. Since earning his doctorate in clinical psychology, he has specialized in the treatment of patients in whom psychiatric disorders coexist with addiction problems. In addition to his work in outpatient mental health clinics, he consults on integrating treatment for the dually diagnosed.