Understanding and Counseling: Persons With Alcohol, Drug, and Behavioral Addictions : Counseling for Recovery and Prevention Using Psychology and Religion

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Review: PART 1: UNDERSTANDING THE PROBLEMS OF CHEMICAL AND BEHAVIORAL ADDICTIONS Chapter 1: Who Are Alcoholics and Drug-Addicted Persons? Some Working Definitions Chapter 2: Multiple Causes of Addictions, Multiple Levels of Prevention Chapter 3: Understanding Drug Dependence Chapter 4: Behavioral or Process Addictions: Understanding and Helping Chapter 5: Understanding and Helping Those at Special Risk of Addiction PART II: EXPLORING SOME RELIGIOUS APPROACHES TO ADDICTIONS Chapter 6: How Religion Helps Low-Bottom Alcoholics and Drug Addicts Chapter 7: Alcoholics Anonymous: Still Our Greatest Resource Chapter 8: Other Paths to Recovery and Beyond Chapter 9: Psychosocial Dynamics of Religious Approaches to Alcoholism and Other Drug Addictions Chapter 10: Understanding Ethical Issues in Addiction and Recovery PART III: METHODS OF COUNSELING WITH ALCOHOLICS AND OTHER ADDICTED PERSONS Chapter 11: Preparation for Counseling Alcoholics and Other Addicted Persons Chapter 12: Counseling for Recovery and Beyond: Motivating and Beginning the Process Chapter 13: Counseling for Recovery and Beyond: Basic Methods Chapter 14: Counseling with Families for Recovery: A Systems Approach to Codependency Chapter 15: Developing Effective Addiction Treatment and Prevention Programs: A Strategic Opportunity for Religious Organizations