Addiction Professional

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Articles in Sept, 2005 issue of Addiction Professional

• A partnership in healing: women's treatment that considers childhood sexual abuse
  by Karen A. Duncan
• 'Denial' has elements of tragedy and comedy
• Therapeutic use of opioids in recovering people
  by Carlton K. Erickson
• Use program discharges as chance to look inward
  by Nicholas A. Roes
• Don't overreact to a client's dream of using
  by Roger Martinez
• Workshop designed to assist relapse prevention
• Avoid the perils of 'instrument abuse': good tools badly used can harm clients
  by Norman G. Hoffmann
• How therapy can reinforce spiritually based healing
  by Phyllis M. Hanlon
• Becoming skilled in MI: rewards and challenges
  by Reid K. Hester
• Ditch the label of 'untreatable'
  by Bob Richards
• 2005 events
• Learn how process works through group relations conference
  by Jeffrey D. Roth
• Restoring hope in substance-using teens with learning disabilities
  by Franklin Cameron
• New data have meth on field's radar
• Integrating Motivational Interviewing and Stages of Change in Addiction Counseling
  by Eileen McCabe O'Mara
• Recovery plans must attack tobacco dependence
  by Fred Wolff
• A satisfying summer refreshment
  by Gary A. Enos
• The gift of change: moving from deficits to empowerment
  by Margie Taber
• Alcohol study will explore role of emotions
• Too many see meds as threat
  by Lee Tannenbaum
• Continuing education quiz
• Service search