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Articles in March, 2005 issue of Addiction Professional

• Inform treatment by understanding gambling's addictive process
  by Robert G. Whitman-Raymond
• Designing effective youth prevention programming
  by Arthur Bosse
• Preventing Relapse: Taking the Necessary Steps
• The three P's: a place, a purpose, and people
  by Carol Van Atta
• Continuing education quiz
• Addiction consulting firm releases steroid intervention
• Correction
• From the nursing community: all roads lead to the consortium
  by David B. Horvath
• Addicted and Mentally Ill: Stories of Courage, Hope, and Empowerment
• Take a crash course in your clients' support groups
  by Robert M. Sauerland
• Making the case for food as a substance of abuse
  by Linda Watts Jackim
• Guidance for treating impaired SA professionals?
  by Peter C. Venable
• Publication sorts out credentialing standards
• A field that could use some doctor shopping: can addiction be a viable medical subspecialty?
  by Linda Watts Jackim
• Learning from the Kubler-Ross grief model
  by Ken Lucas
• Professional training available in stress coping curriculum
• Don't hesitate to seek guidance from our experts
  by Gary A. Enos
• Trends in counseling challenge profession, but there are positives
  by David J. Powell
• Learning the Language of Addiction Counseling
• Client tracking and technology
  by Harold Jonas
• The Dream Zone: a helpful tool in counseling
  by Roger Martinez
• Film on N.Y. addicts available on DVD
• Questioning assumptions on pain and its management
  by Heinz Aeschbach
• Changing negative motivation to positive motivation
  by Nicholas A. Roes
• The Price of Smoking
• Clergy article leads to dangerous conclusions
  by Bob Hergenroeder
• Getting started: understanding a birth process
  by Jeffrey D. Roth
• A brief intervention can enhance motivation