97. Relationships Among Substance Use Symptoms, Trauma History, and Levels of Neurocognitive Function for Females in a Criminal Diversion Program

Substance use disorder and trauma history are highly prevalent within incarcerated populations and are thought to play a role in recidivism. Clarifying relationships between comorbid symptomatology and various levels of neurocognitive function (e.g., neuropsychological performance, brain activation patterns) would be beneficial for informing psychoeducational and recovery-based interventions for these populations.