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A follow-up study of Alcoholism Treatment Units: exploring consolidation and change.

Summary 
 
The main aim of this paper is to provide feedback from a recent 1984–85 follow-up study, based on an original study of Alcoholism Treatment Units carried out from 1978–1982. On the whole, the paper demonstrates the usefulness of this feedback strategy and the value of this type of research. While the empirical information reported in this paper speaks for itself, the discussion revolves around two main themes: (1) changes within the treatment settings and (2) consolidation in the ATUs institutional response. Conclusions drawn from this discussion confirm the future role of ATUs and suggest possible ways forward.