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

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

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Index 671Economics, 28–29alcohol use and socioeconomic status,324cocaine use and socioeconomic status,184–185, 208–209social costs <strong>of</strong> mental disorders, 220social costs <strong>of</strong> workplace substanceuse, 340–341Educational attainmentcocaine use and, 184–185tobacco use and, 118Ego deficit psychology, 460–461Elderlydiagnosis <strong>of</strong> substance abuse among,399–401obstacles to treatment, 396–397patterns and prevalence <strong>of</strong> substanceabuse, 396, 397–399population trends, 396risk <strong>of</strong> drug interactions, 397–398treatment <strong>of</strong> substance use disorders,401–407typology <strong>of</strong> abuse among, 398–399Emergency department admissionscauses <strong>of</strong>, 185cocaine-relat<strong>ed</strong>, 185, 200methamphetamine-relat<strong>ed</strong>, 206racial/ethnic differences, 325Emotional functioningalexithymia, 461, 467assessment, 43–44in borderline personality disorder,618–620in etiology <strong>of</strong> substance abuse, 460family therapy issues, 538relapse factors, 642skills training in dialectical behaviortherapy, 626–627Employee Assistance Program, 69, 70,347–348Encephalopathy, chronic hepatic, 41, 94Endocrine function, alcohol-relat<strong>ed</strong>complications in, 95Enzyme immunoassay analysis, 64Epidemic substance abuse, 20–21, 27–28Epidemiology. See Patterns andprevalence <strong>of</strong> useErythrocyte mean corpuscular volume,77–78Excitatory amino acid antagonists, 10–11Expert testimony, 355FFamily Adaptability and CohesionEvaluation Scales, 52Family and M<strong>ed</strong>ical Leave Act, 341Family Assessment Device, 52Family Assessment Measure, 52Family Environment Scale, 52Family functioningadolescent substance abuse risk and,564alcohol abuse and, 76–77assessment, 51–52Family therapycase management in, 549characteristics <strong>of</strong> families withaddict<strong>ed</strong> members, 529–530detoxification stage, 540–541ending therapy, 545–546graphic constructions, 536grief and loss issues, 544–545indications, 530–532maintaining sobriety, 541–545network therapy techniques, 521–523outcomes, 550–552pharmacotherapy management, 549–550problem formulation, 533–534, 535–537rationale, 528–529recovery process, 537–541reorganization stage, 543–545self-help groups and, 539, 540social network involvement, 536special problems in substance abusetreatment, 547–550stages <strong>of</strong>, 532–533therapeutic alliances in, 535therapeutic contract, 534F<strong>ed</strong>eral Testing Guidelines, 69Fentanyl, 65

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