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- Author(s) Tom Waller / Daphne Rumball
- Edition1
- Published16th April 2004
- PublisherJohn Wiley & Sons (UK)
- ISBN9780632035755
Treating Drinkers and Drug Users in the Community is the
second book in a new collection from Addiction Press. Addiction
Press was set up with the express purpose of communicating current
ideas and evidence in this expanding field, not only to researchers
and practising health professionals, but also to policy makers,
students and interested non-specialists. These publications are
designed to address the significant challenges that addiction
presents to modern society.
second book in a new collection from Addiction Press. Addiction
Press was set up with the express purpose of communicating current
ideas and evidence in this expanding field, not only to researchers
and practising health professionals, but also to policy makers,
students and interested non-specialists. These publications are
designed to address the significant challenges that addiction
presents to modern society.
The drugs field has undergone a phase of rapid change in recent
years and all the non-medical treatment interventions for those
with alcohol problems and dependence can be equally helpful for
drug users. This has opened the way for unification of alcohol and
drug treatment services at a clinical level, with potential for
more efficient service provision and for effective interventions
which can be readily adopted in a wide range of settings. Modern
drug and alcohol services and all professionals working with
substance users will benefit from the initiatives and procedures
discussed in this book.
Key features
* Describes a wide range of treatments for young people and
adults with drug and alcohol dependence
* Integrates alcohol and drug prevention and treatment
* Provides an invaluable and accessible guide for many different
professionals
* Sets out assessment criteria, questionnaires, and a joint
treatment framework
Treating Drinkers and Drug Users in the Community
- Author(s) Tom Waller / Daphne Rumball
- Edition1
- Published16th April 2004
- PublisherJohn Wiley & Sons (UK)
- ISBN9780632035755
Treating Drinkers and Drug Users in the Community is the
second book in a new collection from Addiction Press. Addiction
Press was set up with the express purpose of communicating current
ideas and evidence in this expanding field, not only to researchers
and practising health professionals, but also to policy makers,
students and interested non-specialists. These publications are
designed to address the significant challenges that addiction
presents to modern society.
second book in a new collection from Addiction Press. Addiction
Press was set up with the express purpose of communicating current
ideas and evidence in this expanding field, not only to researchers
and practising health professionals, but also to policy makers,
students and interested non-specialists. These publications are
designed to address the significant challenges that addiction
presents to modern society.
The drugs field has undergone a phase of rapid change in recent
years and all the non-medical treatment interventions for those
with alcohol problems and dependence can be equally helpful for
drug users. This has opened the way for unification of alcohol and
drug treatment services at a clinical level, with potential for
more efficient service provision and for effective interventions
which can be readily adopted in a wide range of settings. Modern
drug and alcohol services and all professionals working with
substance users will benefit from the initiatives and procedures
discussed in this book.
Key features
* Describes a wide range of treatments for young people and
adults with drug and alcohol dependence
* Integrates alcohol and drug prevention and treatment
* Provides an invaluable and accessible guide for many different
professionals
* Sets out assessment criteria, questionnaires, and a joint
treatment framework
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