Published August 24, 2011 | 
- Outlines disease model of addiction
- Explains the neuroscientific research about addiction
- Gives new insight into the baffling behavior of addicts
- Directed to friends, family and employers of addict
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Is addiction a “disease” or a “choice”? This audio CD lecture outlines both arguments and provides evidence for why, in Addiction Medicine, doctors believe that addiction is in fact a disease. Recent neurophysiologic research is presented and its connection to the baffling behaviors observed in addicts. This CD is directed
Published July 17, 2011 | 
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The second edition of this book contains even more information about therapeutic techniques than the first. A variety of approaches to family therapy are examined in depth, each explained by professionals who have extensive experience in working with substance abusers in family therapy. Two entirely new chapters describe different integration modalities – an emerging trend in family therapy – and there is a new chapter on substance abuse in stepfamilies…. More >>
Family Therapy of Drug and Alcohol Abuse
Published July 11, 2011 | 
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A complete guide for parents of children diagnosed with ADHD, this book provides informative unbiased answers to questions about the diagnosis and treatment of ADHD, including the common and controversial use of the drug Ritalin. The book addresses such concerns as how to choose a doctor and get a good diagnosis; who benefits from Ritalin and who doesn’t; the side effects of Ritalin; and much more…. More >>
Do We Really Need Ritalin?: A Family Guide to Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
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