Success Rates
Bellwood's results backed by research and published outcome studies.
Recovery Rates with Aftercare |
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84% of Bellwood substance use clients who participated in Bellwood’s Continuing Care and at least one other aftercare support were in high recovery after 6 months. Source: 6-month follow-up research study of clients admitted from 2004-2007 (N=367). » Peer Reviewed Read the peer-reviewed publication abstract in Substance Use & Misuse. High Recovery: Clients who are abstinent or have at least a 95% reduction in alcohol and drug use. » Understanding Success Rates Learn more about Bellwood’s research-based studies that measure success and outcomes. |
Recover Rates by Substance |
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74% of Alcohol; 82% of Marijuana/Prescription Drug; and 62% of Cocaine/ Heroin /Polydrug Bellwood clients were in high recovery after 6 months (regardless of number of aftercare supports used). Source: 6-month follow-up research study of clients admitted from 2004-2007 (N=367). » Peer Reviewed Read the peer-reviewed publication abstract in Journal of Substance Use. High Recovery: Clients who are abstinent or have at least a 95% reduction in alcohol and drug use. |
Client Recommendation |
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97% of former clients say they would recommend Bellwood to others seeking help for addictions. Source: Bellwood’s internal Program Evaluation collected from clients discharged from Sept 2010 – Jan 2012 (N=516). |
Client Satisfaction |
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90.4% of clients rate Bellwood’s treatment programs as very good or excellent. Source: Bellwood’s internal Program Evaluation collected from clients discharged from Sept 2010 – Jan 2012 (N=524). » Understanding Success Rates Learn more about Bellwood’s research-based studies that measure success and outcomes. |
Sexual Addiction Treatment Outcomes |
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Clients experienced a significant reduction in problematic sexual behaviour/preoccupation after treatment (measured at 6 months post-treatment). Research outcomes show only 39% of clients reported moderate to extreme difficulty with sexual behaviour and preoccupation after 6 months compared to 72% reporting this level of difficulty prior to treatment. The study was assessed using The Compulsive Sexual Behaviours Inventory. Source: 6-month follow-up research study of Bellwood clients admitted from 2004-2007 (N=57). » Peer Reviewed Read the peer-reviewed publication abstract in Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity Journal. |
Eating Disorders |
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71% of Eating Disorder clients no longer had problematic behaviours at 6-month follow-up. The Eating Attitude Test-26 was used to evaluate client eating disorder symptoms. Source: 6-month follow-up research study of Bellwood clients admitted from 2004-2007 (N=31). » Peer Reviewed Read the peer-reviewed publication abstract in the Journal of Addictions Nursing. » Understanding Success Rates Learn more about Bellwood’s research-based studies that measure success and outcomes. |
Problem Gambling |
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74% of problem gambling clients were not considered problematic gamblers as measured by the Canadian Problem Gambling Severity Index at 6-month follow-up. Source: 6-month follow-up research study of Bellwood clients admitted from 2004-2007 (N=73). |
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Treatment Outcomes |
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Clients experienced a significant reduction in military-related trauma symptoms post-treatment as measured by the Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Check List Military (PCL-M). From a baseline pre-treatment average score of 66.69, the post-treatment average score had significantly reduced to 48.97. Source: 6-month follow-up research study of Bellwood clients admitted from Nov 2006 – Jan 2012. » Understanding Success Rates Learn more about Bellwood’s research-based studies that measure success and outcomes. |
Recovery Rates with Employer Referral |
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A success rate of 82% was achieved for employer-referred clients regardless of number of aftercare supports. Research clearly indicated a significant association between employer involvement and outcome; such that those who are referred by their employer are more likely to achieve successful results compared to those who do not have employer involvement. Source: 6-month follow-up research study of clients admitted from 2004-2007 (N=367). High Recovery: Clients who are abstinent or have at least a 95% reduction in alcohol and drug use. |
Improvement in Workplace Performance |
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Source: 6-month follow-up research study of clients admitted from 2004-2007 (N=367). » Understanding Success Rates Learn more about Bellwood’s research-based studies that measure success and outcomes. |
