The Relationship Between Hope, Housing Type, and Housing Characteristics Among Individuals With Dual Diagnoses

Abstract

OBJECTIVES: The current study examined whether individuals with dual diagnoses in different types of housing experience different levels of hope and whether hope is related to certain housing characteristics. METHODS: A total of 87 participants (65 in residential programs and 22 in independent apartments) responded to questionnaires about hope and current housing arrangements. RESULTS: Hope did not vary by housing type or housing characteristics. CONCLUSIONS: Clients in group housing may have as much hope as clients in apartments. Replication and future study is needed to better understand the relationship between housing and hope.

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