Addiction treatment
Subtitle: a strengths perspective
By: Katherine van Wormer, Diane Rae Davis
Contributors: Davis, Diane Rae
Edition: 3rd ed.
Publisher: Brooks/Cole, Cengage Learning; Brooks Cole
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Belmont, CA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 684
ISBN-13: 9780840029164
Subjects: Addictive Behavior; Drug addiction; Substance-Related Disorders; Addicts; Substance abuse; Alcoholism; Therapy; Treatment; Rehabilitation
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Pt. 1. Introduction; title: 1. The nature of addiction; title: What is addiction?; title: Biopsychosocial-spiritual model; title: Prevalence of substance misuse; title: The grip of addiction; title: The strengths perspective; title: Themes in recovery; title: Finding the strengths in divergent models; title: Harm reduction and the strengths approach; title: Empirical research; title: Treatment trends; title: Summary and conclusion; title: 2. Historical perspectives; title: Introduction; title: Early use and misuse of intoxicants; title: The European context; title: Colonial America; title: Prohibition of alcohol; title: Marijuana control efforts; title: Modern war on drugs; title: History of addiction treatment; title: Summary and conclusion.; title: Pt. 2. The biology of addiction; title: 3. Substance misuse, dependence, and the body; title: Properties of alcohol and other drugs; title: Consumption levels worldwide; title: Metabolism; title: The brain and addiction; title: Medical consequences of substance misuse; title: Biologically based interventions; title: Behavioral therapies; title: Changing brain chemistry; title: Pharmaceutical interventions; title: Holistic approaches; title: Summary and conclusion; title: 4. Gender and sexual orientation differences; title: Introduction; title: Gender differences; title: Substance abuse counseling and sexual orientation; title: Summary and conclusion; title: 5. Gambling, eating disorders, shopping, and other behavioral addictions; title: Disordered or compulsive gambling; title: Canadian research; title: Eating disorders; title: Shopping or spending addiction; title: Hoarding; title: Lost in cyberspace; title: Are Facebook and texting addictive; title: Sex addiction; title: Cognitive therapy and the strengths perspective; title: Summary and conclusion.; title: Pt. 3. The psychology of addiction; title: 6. Addiction across the life span; title: The stages of growth and development; title: Teenage drinking and using; title: The extent of substance use in the United States; title: The business side of youth addiction; title: Prevention of substance misuse in teens; title: Gender-specific programming for girls; title: Addiction problems in middle adulthood; title: Addiction problems among older adults; title: Prevention of relapse; title: Spiritual healing; title: Summary and conclusion; title: 7. Screening and assessment; title: Introduction; title: Screening instruments and strategies; title: Assessment tools; title: Assessing levels of care; title: Elder screening and assessment; title: Diagnosing addiction problems; title: Assessment and the strength perspective; title: Summary and conclusion; title: 8. Strengths- and evidence-based helping strategies; title: Introduction; title: Harm reduction; title: Harm reduction psychotherapy; title: Motivational interviewing; title: Phase II : closing the deal; title: Solution-focused therapy; title: Cognitive-behavioral therapy; title: Relapse prevention; title: Research on CBT effectiveness; title: Group therapy; title: Traditional treatment and the continuum of care; title: Summary and conclusion; title: 9. Substance misuse with a co-occurring mental disorder or disability; title: Introduction; title: Substance misuse and mental disorders; title: The perils of differential diagnosis; title: Disorders and disabilities that commonly co-occur with substance misuse; title: A conceptual framework : the quadrant model; title: Integrated treatment practices; title: Stage-wise treatment; title: Engagement stage; title: Persuasion stage; title: Active treatment and relapse prevention; title: Case management teams; title: Substance misuse and developmental, physical, and cognitive disabilities; title: Summary and conclusion; title: Pt. 4. Social aspects of addiction; title: 10. Family risks and resiliencies; title: Classic family systems therapy; title: Modern developments; title: Family adaptation to addiction; title: Wegscheider's role theory; title: Some modern treatment models; title: Stages of change and family treatment; title: Work with families in which there are co-occurring disorders; title: In situations of domestic violence; title: Cultural considerations; title: Healing; title: Exercises for family groups; title: Summary and conclusion; title: 11. Mutual-help groups : a strengths perspective; title: Introduction; title: Alcoholics Anonymous; title: Gamblers Anonymous; title: Other twelve-step groups; title: Other mutual-support groups; title: Recovery community centers; title: How to support client involvement in mutual-help groups; title: Summary and conclusion; title: 12. Race, ethnic, culture, and class issues; title: Introduction; title: Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders; title: American Indians and Alaskan Natives; title: Hispanics/Latinos; title: African Americans; title: Summary and conclusion; title: 13. Public policy; title: Welfare reform; title: Policies pertaining to the treatment profession; title: The war on drugs; title: Mandatory sentencing; title: Civil asset forfeitures; title: Drug-free zones; title: The punishment of pregnant drug addicts; title: Harm reduction; title: The middle road; title: Policies related to gambling; title: Some positive steps toward harm reduction; title: Summary and conclusion; title: Epilogue : providing options; title: Revelations; title: Comment; title: Looking back; title: Appendix : resources.