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Do Criminal Records Reveal Who Needs Substance Use Treatment? New IBR Study Challenges That Idea
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A new study from the Institute of Behavioral Research at TCU pushes back on a common assumption in correctional settings: that criminal history can signal who needs substance use treatment. Published in Criminal Justice Review, the study analyzed records from more than 56,000 people released from the Illinois Department of Corrections. Researchers compared arrest history with
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New IBR Publication Examines Substance Use Among Justice-Involved Youth
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Young people who enter the juvenile justice system often carry more than a legal charge — many are navigating substance use, unstable environments, and limited access to consistent support. A newly published article from the Institute of Behavioral Research at TCU, appearing in the Journal of Child & Adolescent Substance Use, explores patterns of substance use
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What Helps Older Adults Actually Use Support Services? New IBR Research Says It’s About Relationships.
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A new publication from the Institute of Behavioral Research at TCU explores a question many families face: Why don’t older adults always use services designed to help them age safely at home? Published in the Journal of Aging & Social Policy, the article, From Referrals to Relationships: Reframing Engagement as an Implementation Strategy and Outcome