Abstract
SUMMARY This paper examines the structural basis for the integration of psychotherapy and residential treatment by considering: (1) what is meant by integration; (2) variables bearing on the manner and degree to which it can be accomplished; and (3) changes in the roles of psychotherapists that maximize each of those variables. Subsequent papers will consider ways in which approaches to psychotherapy can be adapted to the altered forms of clinical practice these changes entail and specific ways in which that integration was accomplished in each phase of the treatment process.
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