Titlebook: Drug Dependence and Alcoholism; Volume 1 Biomedical Arnold J. Schecter (Professor, Director of Health) Book 1981 Springer Science+Business

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The Wisconsin Substance Use Inventory (WSUI) and the society at large. The research effort in this field is beset by confusion, methodological and conceptual flaws, absence of needed data, difficulty in obtaining such data, and a multitude of other problems. Research progress has been stymied, on one hand, by lack of standardized and operatio

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A Behavioral Modification Technique for an Outpatient Methadone Maintenance Programs to desired behaviors: clean urines, employment, or the equivalent, and counseling. Points are awarded weekly, assuring rapid reinforcement. The system has been operational for five years. Advantages include simple, clear guidelines for clients and staff and reduced conflict level between both staf

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Multiple Family Therapy with Drug Abusersn be used in any treatment setting for drug abusers, but is most successful in residential settings where the family is more available and accessible. MFT was initiated as a modality by Lacqueur (1971) in an inpatient unit of a state hospital, but, as used by the authors, has many other roots. These

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Portrait of an Addiction Treatment Agent-- from top administration to newest security guard--is convinced that the fight against addiction is necessary, exciting-- and that victory is possible. From the “frame”, this workshop will move to the “.” of the Addiction Treatment Agent: what is his/her chemical substance experience? --what attit

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Implosive Therapy as a Technique to Help Detoxify Drug Abuse Clientsa technique to help detoxify drug abuse clients. By providing a thorough discussion of the theory, practice, and related issues, it is hoped that more members of the drug treatment profession will implement the implosive procedure in their research and practice. A brief clinical example is also incl

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