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Overview
Researchers and clinicians in psychology survey many of the tools now being used to help addicts and others afflicted with drug problems pull out of their self-defeating lifestyles. Among them are three motivational tools to convince people to seek and accept help, medical-pharmacological tools with long histories of clinical success, and holistic tools that have traditionally been considered beyond the boundaries of western medicine. The readers are intended to be practitioners wanting help choosing tools to fit the situation and integrate such approaches into their practice.Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Synopsis
Researchers and clinicians in psychology survey many of the tools now being used to help addicts and others afflicted with drug problems pull out of their self-defeating lifestyles. Among them are three motivational tools to convince people to seek and accept help, medical-pharmacological tools with long histories of clinical success, and holistic tools that have traditionally been considered beyond the boundaries of western medicine. The readers are intended to be practitioners wanting help choosing tools to fit the situation and integrate such approaches into their practice.
Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)