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Area of Science:

  • Behavioral therapy
  • Rural health
  • Substance use disorders

Background:

  • Drug use and dependence affect both urban and rural populations.
  • Current treatment interventions often lack rural-specific adaptations.
  • Rural communities face unique barriers to accessing substance use disorder treatment.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To modify an existing social skills behavioral therapy for rural populations.
  • To develop a manualized, structured outpatient therapy for rural drug users.
  • To pilot test the adapted therapy as Stage I research for NIDA's program.

Main Methods:

  • Adapting an established social skills behavioral therapy.
  • Refining the therapy through expert consultation and literature review.
  • Developing a comprehensive treatment manual for therapists.
  • Training and supervising therapists in the adapted intervention.
  • Pilot testing the structured behavioral outpatient rural therapy.

Main Results:

  • The project outlines the systematic development of a rural-tailored behavioral therapy.
  • A manualized intervention and therapist training protocol were created.
  • The pilot testing phase is designed to assess feasibility and initial outcomes.

Conclusions:

  • There is a need for evidence-based substance use disorder treatments adapted for rural settings.
  • This project aims to provide a feasible and effective outpatient therapy for rural drug users.
  • Successful pilot testing could lead to broader implementation of this tailored intervention.