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William R. Miller, Ph.D. Page 48Alcohol involvement and self-regulation in male alcoholics: A comparison of three ethnicgroups13. Lorenzo F. Luckie (1994).Brief alcohol screening and intervention in a primary health care setting14. Henry A. Montgomery (1994)Alcoholics Anonymous involvement after inpatient treatment for drinking problems15. Jill K. Nelson (1994)The effect of acute alcohol intoxication and specific impairments in planning, attention andmemory16. Lauren Aubrey-Lawendowski (1997)Motivational interviewing with adolescents presenting for outpatient substance abusetreatment17. Janet C’de Baca (1999)Risk factors for recidivism among DWI offenders entering screening: A 4-year follow-up18. Tracy L. Simpson (1999)An exploration of the funcitonal roles of alcohol use among women drinkers19. Lisa T. Arciniega (2000)Client responses to therapist behavior and attributes during counseling for alcohol problems20. W. Craig Noonan (2000)Group motivational interviewing as an enhancement to outpatient alcohol treatment21. Vanessa Lopez-Viets (2000)Psychosocial variables and college student gambling22. Francisco Sanchez (2000)A values-based intervention for alcohol abuse23. Thomas P. Dominguez (2001)Predicting response to community reinforcement training24. Richard L. Ogle (2001).The effects of alcohol intoxication and gender on social information processing of hostile andambiguous provocation25. Kamilla Venner (2001)Cultural identification and drinking practices among Mission Indians26. Denise D. Walker (2001)The influence of significant others in the treatment of cocaine and stimulant disorders27. Scott T. Walters (2002)Effects of mailed normative feedback for alcohol reduction in an industrial setting28. Robert Anderson (2003)Investigating a quantitative measure of addiction-prone personality29. Timothy Apodaca (2004)The effectiveness of bibliotherapy to treat problem drinkers in a hospital trauma center30. Daniel Squires (2004)Diffusing a PC-basesd intervention for problem drinkers31. Paula Wilbourne (2004)An empirical basis for treatment of alcohol problems: A methodological meta-analysis32. Jennifer Hettema (2006)
William R. Miller, Ph.D. Page 49A meta-analysis of motivational interviewing across behavioral domains33. Sarah W. Feldstein (2006)Motivational interviewing with late-adolescent underage drinkers: An investigation oftherapeutic alliance34. Jordan Bell (2006)Volitional control, self-regulation, and motivational interviewing in veterans with alcoholproblems35. Alyssa Forcehimes (2007)InSITE: Integrating spirituality into the inpatient treatment experience36. Denise Ernst (2007)Motivational interviewing and health coaching: A quantitative and qualitative exploration ofintegration.37. Wendy Johnson (2007)Beyond what works: A meta-analysis of substance abuse treatments for prison populations.38. Mikyta Daugherty (2008)A randomized trial of motivational interviewing with college students for academic successExternal Examiner for DissertationsG. P. Richard (1983). Behavioral treatment of excessive drinking. University of New South Wales,Australia.Geoffrey A. Elvy (1985). Problem drinking: A construct and its measurement. University ofCanterbury, New Zealand.Margo Orum (2003). Moments of insight: Sudden change in ego development. MacquarieUniversity, AustraliaJohn Paul Streukens (2004). Spirituality and alcoholism: An exploration into long-term recovery.University of Calgary, Canada.Mary O’Leary (2006). Spiritual intervention for recovery in treatment. Fielding GraduateUniversity, USA.
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