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Articles in Sept-Oct, 2006 issue of Addiction Professional

• Are you venturing outside the lines?
  by Gary A. Enos
• Extending the professional recovery model: better outcomes require the kind of aftercare support physicians and pilots receive
  by Chip Dempsey
• New findings confirm concerns about early use
• Equine-Assisted services
• The Family Factor: a form of enabling in the addict's natural support system can advance genuine recovery
  by James M. Pedersen
• Balancing disclosure and the client relationship
  by Nicholas A. Roes
• Detoxification services guide
• 12-Step centers can handle complex cases: behavioral care plans can yield effective, individualized care
  by Anne M. Felton
• A Comprehensive Guide on Addiction's Complexities
  by Gary A. Enos
• Facility acquisition
• Dreams of using also affect those in later recovery
• An uncommon healing touch: a medical intuitive's successes in helping addicts have caught some professionals' attention
  by Gary A. Enos
• SAMHSA report shows extent of prescription drug misuse
• Treatment with a payoff: tangible rewards for maintaining abstinence are benefiting some programs and clients
  by Brion P. McAlarney
• Programs can adjust to wraparound model
  by Margie Taber
• Study offers new perspective on alcohol assessment
• For Indiana center, recovery is academic: facility takes uncommon step of establishing recovery high school
  by Gary A. Enos
• Some resources to assist in dream work
  by Roger Martinez
• Short course for clergy
• The definition of spirituality
  by Nathan Post
• Let's talk about 'God': an inclusive approach to spiritual topics fosters healthy group interaction
  by Peter C. Venable
• Washington recovery program stresses community service
• A warm embrace for opiate addicts
  by Brion P. McAlarney
• Continuing education quiz
• Sounds of silence
  by Jeffrey D. Roth
• Addiction treatment conference
• Medications are legitimate, important treatments
  by Heinz Aeschbach
• Exploring substance use's role in dementia: an abuse history could inform care for some elderly patients
  by John Husted
• Leaders differ on extent of methamphetamine threat
• New tools to assist in smoking cessation
  by Carlton K. Erickson
• A mother's cry: a professional's experience doesn't diminish the pain of family addiction, or the questions
  by Gail Echeverria
• Genetic factor could contribute to naltrexone response