研究分析了两个实施了文化适应版Creating Lasting Family Connections(CLFC)课程的社区矫正项目。这些项目旨在增强刑满释放人员及其家庭重返社会的能力。结果显示，第一个项目提高了HIV知识和精神健康，减少了酗酒意向和再犯率；第二个项目也降低了再犯率，并提升了参与者多项关系技能。这些结果对政策制定有重要启示。
摘要：
There is increasing evidence of the effectiveness of continued care after reentry for those who have participated in prison-based substance abuse treatment. This article presents results from analyses of program and comparison group data from two community-based programs that implemented a culturally adapted version of the Creating Lasting Family Connections (CLFC) curriculum. Both programs sought to strengthen individuals (and their families) recently reentering the community after incarceration. Results suggested that the first program had effects on increasing HIV knowledge and spirituality, while reducing intentions to binge drink and recidivism. The second program similarly showed effects on recidivism, and participants also showed an increase in nine separate relationship skills. The policy implications of the results are discussed.
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