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Finding success in failure: using latent profile analysis to examine heterogeneity in psychosocial functioning among heavy drinkers following treatment.

• Adam D Wilson, Adrian J Bravo, Matthew R. Pearson, Katie A Witkiewitz
• Addiction
• 2016

AIMS To estimate differences in post-treatment psychosocial functioning among treatment 'failures' (i.e. heavy drinkers, defined as 4+/5+ drinks for women/men) from two large multi-site clinical… (More)

How Much Is Too Much? Patterns of Drinking During Alcohol Treatment and Associations With Post-Treatment Outcomes Across Three Alcohol Clinical Trials.

• Katie A Witkiewitz, Corey R Roos, +9 authors Nick Heather
• Journal of studies on alcohol and drugs
• 2017

OBJECTIVE This secondary data analysis examined patterns of drinking during alcohol treatment and associated drinking outcomes during the first year following treatment. The goal was to provide… (More)

Alcohol-Focused Behavioral Couple Therapy.

• Barbara S. McCrady, Adam D Wilson, Rosa E. Muñoz, Brandi C. Fink, Kathryn Fokas, Adrienne Z. Borders
• Family process
• 2016

Alcohol Behavioral Couple Therapy (ABCT) has emerged over the last 30 years as a highly efficacious treatment for those with alcohol use disorders. This review highlights the historical and… (More)

Technique for Transtibial Knotless Repair of Lateral Meniscus Root Avulsion.

• Emily Harnden, Timothy Lin, Adam D Wilson, John B. Reid
• Arthroscopy techniques
• 2017

Tear of the meniscal root results in loss of circumferential hoop tension in the meniscus and increased tibiofemoral contact pressure, leading to cartilage wear. Repair of the meniscal root can… (More)

When Traits Match States: Examining the Associations between Self-Report Trait and State Mindfulness following a State Mindfulness Induction.

• Adrian J Bravo, Matthew R. Pearson, Adam D Wilson, Katie A Witkiewitz
• Mindfulness
• 2018

Previous research has found inconsistent relationships between trait mindfulness and state mindfulness. To extend previous research, we sought to examine the unique associations between self-report… (More)

Do Alcohol Relapse Episodes During Treatment Predict Long-Term Outcomes? Investigating the Validity of Existing Definitions of Alcohol Use Disorder Relapse.

• Stephen A. Maisto, Corey R Roos, Kevin A Hallgren, Dezarie Moskal, Adam D Wilson, Katie A Witkiewitz
• Alcoholism, clinical and experimental research
• 2016

BACKGROUND The construct of relapse is used widely in clinical research and practice of alcohol use disorder (AUD) treatment. The purpose of this study was to test the predictive validity of commonly… (More)

Mindfulness-based interventions for addictive behaviors: Implementation issues on the road ahead.

• Adam D Wilson, Corey R Roos, +5 authors Katie A Witkiewitz
• Psychology of addictive behaviors : journal of…
• 2017

Over the past 35 years, mindfulness meditation practices have increasingly been integrated into Western medical settings. Research into the benefits of mindfulness-based interventions (MBIs)… (More)

Advancing Analytic Approaches to Address Key Questions in Mechanisms of Behavior Change Research.

• Kevin A Hallgren, Adam D Wilson, Katie A Witkiewitz
• Journal of studies on alcohol and drugs
• 2018

OBJECTIVE Interest in studying mechanisms of behavior change (MOBCs) in substance use disorder (SUD) treatments has grown considerably in the past two decades. Much of this work has focused on… (More)

Magnetic Resonance-Guided Focused Ultrasound for Treatment of Arthritic Pain in a Sheep Model

• Adam D Wilson
• 2016

Introduction: Osteoarthritis (OA) is a significant problem worldwide and within the United States. One in five adults in the USA report having osteoarthritis with one in three people who are obese… (More)

Who achieves low risk drinking during alcohol treatment? An analysis of patients in three alcohol clinical trials.

• Katie A Witkiewitz, Matthew R. Pearson, +6 authors Nick Heather
• Addiction
• 2017

BACKGROUND AND AIMS There is evidence that low-risk drinking is possible during the course of alcohol treatment and can be maintained following treatment. Our aim was to identify characteristics… (More)

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