Clinical Textbook of Addictive Disorders 3rd ed - R. Frances, S. Miller, A. Mack (Guilford, 2005) WW

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ContentsxixPART V. TREATMENTS FOR ADDICTIONS21. Individual Psychodynamic Psychotherapy 457LANCE M. DODES and EDWARD J. KHANTZIAN22. Cognitive Therapy 474JUDITH S. BECK, BRUCE S. LIESE, and LISA M. NAJAVITS23. Group Therapy, Self-Help Groups, and Network Therapy 502MARC GALANTER, FRANCIS HAYDEN, RICARDO CASTAÑEDA,and HUGO FRANCO24. Family-Bas<strong>ed</strong> Treatment: Stages and Outcomes 528M. DUNCAN STANTON and ANTHONY W. HEATH25. Treating Adolescent Substance Abuse 559YIFRAH KAMINER and OSCAR G. BUKSTEIN26. Psychopharmacological Treatments 588ELINORE F. MCCANCE-KATZ and THOMAS R. KOSTEN27. Dialectical Behavior Therapy for Individuals with BorderlinePersonality Disorder and Substance Use <strong>Disorders</strong>M. ZACHARY ROSENTHAL, THOMAS R. LYNCH,and MARSHA M. LINEHAN28. Matching and Differential Therapies:Providing Substance Abusers with Appropriate TreatmentKATHLEEN M. CARROLL615637Index 665
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Page 7 and 8: viAbout the EditorsMedical College.
Page 9 and 10: viiiContributorsStephen L. Dilts, M
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PART IIISUBSTANCES OF ABUSE
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CHAPTER 11Polysubstance Use, Abuse,
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CHAPTER 12Co-Occurring Substance Us
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16. Addiction and the Law 355PSYCHI
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CHAPTER 17Pain and AddictionRUSSELL
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17. Pain and Addiction 369cal chang
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17. Pain and Addiction 371al., 1988
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17. Pain and Addiction 379TABLE 17.
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17. Pain and Addiction 381codeine,
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CHAPTER 19HIV/AIDS and Substance Us
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CHAPTER 20Addictive Disorders in Wo
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22. Cognitive Therapy 475After list
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22. Cognitive Therapy 483Therapists
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22. Cognitive Therapy 489how to avo
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CHAPTER 25Treating Adolescent Subst
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CHAPTER 27Dialectical Behavior Ther
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IndexAcamprosate, 405, 595Acetaldeh
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Index 667pharmacotherapy with duall
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Index 671Economics, 28-29alcohol us
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Index 679in family therapy, 549-550
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Index 681Relapse and relapse preven
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Index 683environmental tobacco smok
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