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Articles in March-April, 2008 issue of Addiction Professional

• Treating the whole man: relational approaches originating in women's treatment can enrich men's recovery experience
  by Larry Anderson
• A testing professional earns parental approval
  by Gary A. Enos
• Ethical standards in a practice setting: respecting boundaries in the broadest sense holds the key to humane treatment
  by Kimberly Dennis
• Music resonates with professionals
  by Howard Josepher
• The changing face of older-adult addiction: Baby Boomers are bringing multiple challenges to the treatment milieu
  by Barbara Krantz
• Addictions, mental health must join forces
  by Linda Rosenberg
• Continuing education quiz
• Medication and more: an innovative private practice finds an effective balance of Suboxone and support for opiate addicts
  by Gary A. Enos
• An unhealthy celebrity obsession?
  by Gary A. Enos
• Evaluating programs for impaired driving: more effective tools are arriving to measure change in the DWI population
  by Stephen Hupp
• Could alcohol follow the path of tobacco?
  by Alexander Zubenko
• Programs could use some coaching: recovery coaches can offer an effective adjunct to treatment
  by Jana Heckerman
• Clergy's pivotal role in helping children: faith leaders and counselors should partner to help children of addicted parents
  by Linda Kaplan
• When anxiety and addiction intersect
  by Nicholas A. Roes
• Father Martin's Ashley
• Article offered wake-up call for counselors
  by Phyllis Prekopa