Addiction Research
The following are featured resources from research that focused on addiction research related to mental health. Visit our DeafYes! Center for information on addiction and deaf mental health.
Please contact us at isparccommunicationsteam@umassmed.edu to obtain a PDF copy of any unlinked document.
Publications:
The Intersection Between Food Insecurity, Tobacco Use, and Upstream Factors: Where Can We Go From Here?
Marfo, McKay, Mensah - 2023
Resources for Addressing Food Insecurity and Other Social Determinants of Health in Worcester, Massachusetts
McKay, Mensah - 2023
Tips to Help People Living with Mental Health Conditions Stop Using Tobacco Products
McKay & Renneburg - 2022
Implementing Wellness into Mental Health & Addiction Recovery: The Addressing Wellness Through Organization Change (AWTOC) Approach
Grimes-Smith, Ziedonis - 2015
Incorporating Tobacco Cessation Activities in ICCD Clubhouses
McKay, Ziedonis & Williams - 2011
Addressing Tobacco Through Organizational Change (ATTOC)
Ziedonis – 2011
Addressing Tobacco Use in Adult Mental Health Service Programs
McKay, Ziedonis, Seward, Williams, Bradley, Colburn & Rocheleau - 2009
Pathways to Alcohol Use for Rural Latino Adolescents
Torres Stone – 2008
Posters:
Lifetime Alcohol Abuse Prevalence: Role of Childhood and Adult Religion
Wachholtz, Fortuna, Porche, & Torres Stone - 2009
Psychiatry Research Day
Integration of ATTOC 12-Steps into the UMass Tobacco-Free Initiative
Ziedonis, Beittel, Seward, Sawh & Baker - 2009
Psychiatry Research Day
Addressing Tobacco Through Organizational Change (ATTOC)
Ziedonis,Guydish, Seward,Kalman, Tajima, & Sawh - 2009
Psychiatry Research Day
Incorporating Tobacco Cessation with Health Promotion Activities in a Psychosocial Rehabilitation Clubhouse
McKay, Seward & Ziedonis - 2008
Psychiatry Research Day
Development of A Self Report Measure of Dual Diagnosis Capability for Addiction and Mental Health Programs
Fletcher, Kline, Zandi, Seward, Kim, & Ziedonis - 2007
ForHealth Consulting Academic Conference
Presentations
CBT for Youth with Co-Occurring Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Substance Disorders
Fortuna, Porche, Morampudi, Rosenberg, & Ziedonis
