Recovery Counseling: A New Paradigm for Alcohol and Drug Counselors
Recovery counseling is based on a new paradigm for alcohol and drug counseling. Before I explain this new concept, let’s discuss the…
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2015 Sep-Oct
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The Features
Characteristics of Students Participating in Collegiate Recovery Programs: Implications for Clinicians
The developmental stage spanning from mid-adolescence to early adulthood is critical in setting one’s life course in general, and this also applies…
Dissolving Fear: Changing the Way We Engage and Treat Wounded Family Systems
“The world we see that seems so insane is the result of a belief system that is not working. To perceive the…
A Family-Centered Approach as Prevention for Substance Abuse
For centuries we have known the impact of alcoholism and drug addiction on children and families. Today parental substance abuse commonly involves…
Cross-Cultural Addiction Psychiatry: An Interview with Dr. Joseph Westermeyer, MD, PhD
One of the pleasurable discoveries within my explorations of the literature of addiction psychiatry has been the work of Joseph Westermeyer, MD,…
Utilizing Smartphone Technologies in Recovery Services
Currently, there is a lack of people receiving treatment for alcohol and substance related issues. In the United States, only one in…
