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M S Jackson1, R C Stephens, R L Smith
1East Carolina University, Criminal Justice Program, Greenville, NC, USA.
Abstract:
Alcohol and other drug treatment programs continue to report relatively low success rates among African-American participants. We propose that there is a need to consider treatment approaches that are more culturally competent. An Afrocentric paradigm is suggested and instituted as the central theme of a residential drug treatment program. Elements of an Afrocentric orientation and how these principles are used to guide the development of a treatment philosophy are discussed.
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