Treating Alcohol and Drug Problems in Psychotherapy Practice: Doing what Works

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Guilford Press, 6 בפבר׳ 2006 - 312 עמודים
(Producer) Dr. Linehan begins by presenting clinically relevant features of BPD based on DSM-IV criteria and describes the underlying causes of the disorder with an emphasis on biosocial factors. She then traces the development of her approach. Segments of actual case sessions (with patients' identities protected) illustrate the nature of the disorder and the intense emotional discomfort these clients suffer. They also offer viewers a brief introduction to strategies Dr. Linehan uses to engage the client in the first interview.
 

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Part II Clinical Strategies and Techniques
121
Appendices
267
References
287

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עמוד 290 - Cannabis use, abuse, and dependence in a population-based sample of female twins.

מידע על המחבר (2006)

Arnold M. Washton, PhD, is Executive Director of Recovery Options, a private practice in New York City and Princeton, New Jersey, dedicated to treating alcohol and drug problems in executives and professionals. He also serves as Clinical Director of The Retreat at Princeton, an inpatient substance abuse treatment program at Princeton House Behavioral Health and the University Medical Center at Princeton. An internationally known addiction psychologist and widely published author, Dr. Washton has specialized in treating substance abuse and related mental health problems since 1975.

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Joan E. Zweben, PhD, is a clinical psychologist with over 35 years of experience in treating addiction and in training treatment practitioners.? These practitioners include peer counselors, social workers, marriage and family counselors, psychologists, criminal justice personnel, nurses, and physicians.? She has a broad-based background in treatment of both alcoholism and drug dependence and has experience with both residential and outpatient modalities.? She has served on numerous work groups focused on policy issues. Dr. Zweben is the founder and Executive Director of the 14th Street Clinic (1979-2007) and the East Bay Community Recovery Project (1989-present).? Through these organizations, she has collaborated with researchers locally and nationally since 1981.? She is the author of 4 books and over 55 articles or book chapters and editor of 15 monographs on treating addiction.

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