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Articles in May-June, 2007 issue of Addiction Professional

• Being in treatment is what counts
  by Stan Smith
• Don't shut out contact outside of the group
  by Jeffrey D. Roth
• It's hard to resist the optimism
  by Gary A. Enos
• Barriers to medication use: myths, money, and management
  by Christopher W. Shea
• Recovery's campaign manager
  by Gary A. Enos
• More than one way to offer treatment
  by Sue Brooks
• Evidence-based practices: avoid impulse buying
  by Denise Hall
• The pursuit of recovery: counselors can help homeless individuals embark on a healing path
  by Michael Brubaker
• NAADAC undertakes fund-raising for permanent home
• Pharmacotherapy: integrating new tools into practice
• Continuing education quiz
• Drug court clients benefit from coercion
  by Brad Ullrich
• Seek a balanced approach to medications
  by Nicholas A. Roes
• Is pathological gambling an 'addiction'?
  by Carlton K. Erickson
• Project seeks participants for survey on informed consent
• Correction
• Wearing recovery on one's sleeve: research examines the potential of biomonitoring technology to prevent relapse
  by Bret R. Shaw
• Let 'em work, let 'em live: workshop sessions can help clients overcome barriers to employment
  by Sudie E. Back
• Researchers explore challenges in cocaine treatment
• Assistance in adopting new practices: an ATTC turns its attention to process issues in evidence-based practice
  by Stephen J. Gumbley
• Rosecrance serenity garden: Rosecrance Griffin Williamson campus