Housing and supportive services for substance use and self-efficacy among young mothers experiencing homelessness: A randomized controlled trial.

Natasha SlesnickJing ZhangXin FengAllen MalloryJared MartinRuri FameliaBrittany BrakenhoffTansel YilmazerQiong WuJodi FordEugene HolowaczSoren JaderlundIrene HatsuEllison LuthyLaura ChavezLaura WalshKelly Kelleher

Published in: Journal of substance abuse treatment (2022)

Substance use decreased and self-efficacy increased over time, but patterns of change characterized the intervention groups. In particular, findings suggest that when providing housing to this population, supportive services should also be offered.

Keyphrases

mental illness
mental health
healthcare
primary care
randomized controlled trial
middle aged