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Mental Health Care in Juvenile Detention Facilities: A Review

Rani A. Desai, Joseph L. Goulet, Judith Robbins, John F. Chapman, Scott J. Migdole and Michael A. Hoge
Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law Online June 2006, 34 (2) 204-214;
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    Table 1

    Screening and Assessment Rates in Juvenile Detention Facilities

    Type of AssessmentDetainees Screened or Assessed (%)
    General screening
        Emergency medical problems97
        Drug or alcohol use91
        Potential behavioral problems62
        History of mental health problems73
        History of mental health treatment57
    More extensive assessment
        Mental health problems61
        Drug use/abuse/dependence78
        Alcohol use/abuse/dependence75
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    Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services in Juvenile Detention Facilities

    Type of ServicesJuveniles in Detention With Accessto Services (%)
    Informal counseling/support77
    Family counseling41
    Services specifically for sex offenders21
    Services specifically for violent offenders22
    Services for drug/alcohol dependency47
    Suicide risk reduction46
    Services specifically for arsonists6
    Other specialized services4
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Rani A. Desai, Joseph L. Goulet, Judith Robbins, John F. Chapman, Scott J. Migdole, Michael A. Hoge
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Rani A. Desai, Joseph L. Goulet, Judith Robbins, John F. Chapman, Scott J. Migdole, Michael A. Hoge
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    • History and Philosophy of the Juvenile Court System
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