Success Rates
Continuing Health & Therapy |
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High recovery: either abstinent or highly improved (clients generally have >95% reduction in alcohol and drug use) Low recovery: moderately improved (< 95% reduction in substance use) or unimproved (still using alcohol and/or drugs hazardously) Recovery status was significantly associated with aftercare attendance such that more aftercare support resulted in increased rates of high recovery. Source: 6-month follow-up study of clients admitted from 2004-2007 |
Substance Abuse |
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The majority of substance use clients (72.5%) were in high recovery at 6-month follow-up. High recovery: either abstinent or highly improved (clients generally have >95% reduction in alcohol and drug use) Low recovery: moderately improved (< 95% reduction in substance use) or unimproved (still using alcohol and/or drugs hazardously) Source: 6-month follow-up study of Bellwood clients admitted from 2004-2007 N=367 |
Eating Disorders |
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Eating Attitude Test 26 was used to evaluate client eating disorder symptoms At follow-up71% of clients demonstrated non-problematic behaviours. Source: 6-month follow-up study of Bellwood clients admitted from 2004-2007 Success Stories |
Sexual Addiction |
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A significant reduction in compulsive sexual behaviour was reported by Bellwood clients at 6-months follow-up, as measured by the Compulsive Sexual Behaviour Inventory (p<.01). At 6-months follow-up, clients reported having fewer problems controlling problematic sexual urges. |
Problem Glambling |
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At 6-months follow-up 71% of clients were no longer problem gamblers as defined by the Canadian Problem Gambling Severity Index. |
Corporate Referrals |
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Strong Recovery With Corporate Referrals 82% of employer-referred clients were in high recovery. Significant association between employer involvement and outcome such that those who are referred by their employer are more likely to be in high recovery compared to those who do not have employer involvement (p>.05) |
 
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Improvement In Workplace Performance Issues Among Substance Use Clients |