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060			_aWM 270 _bR38183 2001
082			_a616.860651 _2 21
245			_aRelapse and recovery in addictions / _cedited by Frank M. Tims, Car l G. Leukefeld, Jerome J. Platt.
260			_aNew Haven, CT : _bYale University Press, _cc2001.
300			_axii, 420 p. : _bill. ; _c24 cm.
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505			_aMachine generated contents note: I. Understanding Relapse and Recove ry in Drug Abuse -- 1. RELAPSE AND RECOVERY -- Frank M. Tims, Carl G. L eukefeld, & Jerome J. Platt 3 -- 2. DRUG TREATMENT CAREERS: CONCEPTUAL OVERVIEW AND -- CLINICAL, RESEARCH, AND POLICY APPLICATIONS -- M. Dougl as Anglin, Yih-lng Hser, Christine E. Grella, Douglas -- Longshore, & M ichael L. Prendergast 18 -- 3. RECOVERY AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM -- David Farabee & Carl G. Leukefeld 40 -- 4. EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVES ON RELAPSE AND RELAPSE -- PREVENTION -- Gerhard B0hringer, Michael Gossop , Dilek TOrk, Shamil -- Wanigaratne, & Charles Kaplan 60 -- II. Researc h on Relapse and Recovery in the Addictions -- 5. RELAPSE AFTER DRUG AB USE TREATMENT -- Robert L. Hubbard, Patrick M. Flynn, S. Gail Craddock, -- & Bennett W. Fletcher 109 -- 6. RELAPSE: CONTRIBUTING FACTORS, CAUS ATIVE MODELS, -- AND EMPIRICAL CONSIDERATIONS -- David S. Festinger, Da vid F. Rubenstein, Douglas B. Marlowe, -- & Jerome J. Platt 122 -- 7. T HE ROLE OF MOTIVATION AND READINESS IN TREATMENT -- AND RECOVERY -- Geo rge De Leon, Gerald Melnick, & Frank M. Tims 143 -- 8. THE ROLE OF COMO RBIDITY IN RELAPSE AND RECOVERY -- Rajita Sinha & Richard Schottenfeld 172 -- 9. EFFICACY OF COERCION IN SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT -- Douglas B. Marlowe, David J. Glass, Elizabeth P. Merikle, -- David S. Festinger , David S. DeMatteo, Geoffrey R. Marczyk, -- & Jerome J. Platt 208 -- 1 0. ADOLESCENTS: ISSUES IN RELAPSE AND RECOVERY -- Sherilynn F Spear, Ja mes R. Ciesla, Sharon Y. Skala, -- & Edyta D. Kania 228 -- III. The Sea rch for Interventions -- 11. CASE MANAGEMENT IN SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATME NT: -- PERSPECTIVES, IMPACT, AND USE -- Harvey A. Siegal, Richard C. Ra pp, Li Li, & Pranjit Saha 253 -- 12. SELF-HELP INITIATIVES TO REDUCE TH E RISK OF RELAPSE -- Barry S. Brown, Timothy W. Kinlock, & David N. Nur co 275 -- 13. PHARMACOTHERAPIES USED IN COMMON SUBSTANCE USE -- DISORDE RS -- Carl Hart, Elinore F McCance-Katz, & Thomas R. Kosten 303 -- 14. RELAPSE TO OPIOID AND COCAINE USE FOLLOWING -- METHADONE TREATMENT -- K irk M. Broome, D. Dwayne Simpson, & George W. Joe 334 -- 15. RELAPSE AM ONG COCAINE ABUSERS: THEORETICAL, -- METHODOLOGICAL, AND TREATMENT CONS IDERATIONS -- Damaris J. Rohsenow & Peter M. Monti 355 -- 16. ARE MANAG ED CARE AND RELAPSE PREVENTION -- COMPATIBLE? -- Dennis McCarty & Shell ey Steenrod 379 -- IV Evaluating Our Understanding of Recovery -- and P reventing Relapse -- 17. FUTURE DIRECTIONS IN SUBSTANCE ABUSE RELAPSE - - AND RECOVERY -- Carl G. Leukefeld, Frank M. Tims, & Jerome J. Platt 4 01.
650			_aSubstance abuse
700			_aTims, Frank M.
700			_aLeukefeld, Carl G.
700			_aPlatt, Jerome J.
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