This course introduces students to the physiological, pharmacological, and psychological concepts basic to an understanding of the clinical use of psychotherapeutic drugs.
Emphasis is on understanding learning processed in groups.
Teaches the intricacies of generating government support for development of programs important to the operation and expansion of social agencies. Includes program planning, proposal development, grant management and program evaluation. The social, physiological, cultural, and psycholigical factors in the etiology of alcoholism are examined. A wide range of both theoretical and practical approaches to alcoholism treatment are outlined not only for the alcoholic, but also for those affected by the alcoholic's drinking. Incidence of abuse, identification of problems, control of abuse patterns, and prevention are examined.