Founded
by the same researchers who developed the Addiction Severity Index, TRI
is an independent, nonprofit research and development organization dedicated
to science-driven reform of treatment and policy in substance use.
TRI
is one of the most acclaimed research groups in the nation in addiction
and substance use, conducting state-of-the-science research to evaluate
what works and why – for men, women, adolescents, offenders, and others
whose substance use or abuse has compromised their lives.
By
engineering research findings into solutions-oriented products and services,
TRI puts science to work for treatment counselors, criminal justice officials,
policy makers, and parents.
Addiction
to alcohol or other drugs is a chronically relapsing medical disease that
cannot be cured but can be managed. TRI evaluates and adapts continuing
care and other interventions to promote quality treatment and recovery oriented
practices.
Behavioral
Treatments and Applications
Law
& Ethics
Center
on the Continuum of Care:
Monitoring
and Adapting Addiction Treatment
Center
for Policy Research and
Analysis
Parents Translational Research Center
Adolescents
Treatment
Research Solutions
Clinical
Trials Network
Policy
makers exert considerable influence over substance use programming. Through
consultation, learning academies, and other venues, TRI helps policy makers
advance quality through improved purchasing, standard-setting or other government
activities.
Research
and science-based translation at TRI help parents trying to keep children and youth safe from drugs and alcohol.
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Medical Integration: with local partners, TRI is researching interventions to integrate substance use screening into primary care.
Medical Research Partnership: TRI is part of a consortium empirically developing a systems strategy to foster use of medications in private sector treatment.
Parents Translational Research Center: unique NIDA-funded Center developing practical, parent-focused tools based on scientific findings.
HIV/AIDS Drug Use: TRI is examining the efficacy of a brief, computerized HIV risk reduction intervention in drug court populations.
Research Briefs: summarizing key scientific findings for policy makers, practitioners and parents.
Recovery Track: web-based system helping counselors integrate concurrent recovery monitoring in outpatient treatment.
RoadMAP Toolkit™: package of research-derived aids fostering use of relapse prevention techniques in group therapy.
CASPAR-C™: Software program helping treatment programs create electronic resource guide of locally available services.
DENS™ Software: computer-based ASI administration with clinical features and narrative report.
RANT™: web-based placement of drug-involved offenders based on risk and need. Two versions available!
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