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Intervention,
How to Help Someone Who Doesn't Want Help: A Step-by-Step Guide for Families
and Friends of Chemically Dependent Persons
Vernon E. Johnson
Recommended
for Families
Summary
Family members, friends,
and co-workers of a chemically dependent person can do something about
the situation, according to Vernon E. Johnson. They can intervene by getting
together and presenting reality in a receivable way to the dependent person.
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 Adolescent
Drug and Alcohol Abuse: How to Spot It, Stop It, and Get Help for Your Family
Nikki Babbit Linda Lamb (Editor)
Recommended
for Families
Summary
Offers parents, professionals,
& family members information on how to spot the signs of abuse in
a teenager, overcome family confusion, denial, & excuses, find allies
in the community, and select treatment facilities.
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Stop
the Chaos: How to Get Control of Your Life by Beating Booze and Drugs
Alls
en A. Tighe L. K. Hanson (Illustrator)
Recommended
for General
Summary
It was a book for both
me as an alcoholic and addict and my family.
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The
Addiction Workbook: A Step-by-Step Guide to Quitting Alcohol and Drugs
Patrick Fanning With
John T. O'Neill
Recommended
for General
Summary
A step-by-step guide
to quitting alcohol & drugs--simple, concise directions for determining
if you have a problem, preparing to quit, getting help and support, quitting
and preventing relapse.
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Choices
and Consequences; What to Do when a Teenager Uses Alcohol/Drugs
Dick Schaefer Pamela Espeland (Editor)
Recommended
for Parents
Summary
Gives parents, teachers,
and other concerned adults the tools to recognize and understand all levels
of teenage alcohol or other drug use, and shows them how to use intervention
to break through a teenager's resistance and denial.
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 Parenting
for Prevention: How to Raise a Child to Say No to Alcohol and Other Drugs
David J. Wilmes Cyril A. Reilly
(Editor)
Recommended
for Parents
Parents and other concerned adults who read this book thoughtfully and
follow its recommendations will have new insights into a whole host of
everyday parenting problems as well as practical skills for handling them.
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Freeing
Someone You Love from Alcohol and Other Drugs: A Step-by-Step Plan Starting
Today!
Ronald L. Rogers Chandler S. McMillan
Recommended
for Families
Summary
This pivotal handbook
is geared to the families and loved ones of the alcoholic or drug abuser.
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Brief
Alcohol Screening and Intervention for College Students (Basics)
Linda A. Dimeff G. Alan Marlatt
John S. Baer Daniel R. Kivlahan
Recommended
for Professionals
Summary
This instructive
manual presents a pragmatic and clinically proven approach to the prevention
and treatment of undergraduate alcohol abuse.
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Alcohol
and the Family : Research and Clinical Perspectives
R. Lorraine Collins (Editor)
John S. Searles (Editor) Kenneth E. Leonard (Editor) Foreword by Edward
Kaufman
Recommended
for Professionals
Summary
This volume addresses
three "aspects of the relationship of the familyto alcoholism and
alcohol-related behaviors: genetics, family processes, and family-oriented
treatment." This book will serve as a valuable resource for both
researchers and clinicians.
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Women
and Alcohol: A Private Pleasure or a Public Problem?
Elizabeth Ettorre
Recommended
for Families & Professionals
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Getting
Them Sober: You Can Help
Toby Rice Drews
Recommended
for Families
Summary
"While the alcoholic lies passed out, anesthetized, the
family goes through the years of his drinking - stark, raving sober. Their
world is like no sane family's world.
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Beyond
the Influence: Understanding and Defeating Alcoholism
Katherine Ketcham With Arthur P. Ciaramicoli William F. Asbury
Recommended
for General
Summary
They explain in exhaustive detail the effects of "the
drug alcohol" on the human body and brain in both alcoholics and
nonalcoholics.
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Alcohol
Abuse: Straight Talk, Straight Answers
Pippa Sales
Recommended
for General
Summary
It is written for those who have a dependency on alcohol, or
who live with, work with, or are a friend to someone who is dependent
on alcohol.
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Alcohol
101: An Overview for Teens
Margaret O. Hyde John F. Setaro
Recommended
for Teens
Summary
Discusses alcohol use in the United States, including the physical
effects, the origin of the drinking age, societal mixed messages, and
the sociological impacts.
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The
Alcoholic Family in Recovery: A Developmental Model
Stephanie Brown Virginia Lewis
Recommended
for Families & Professionals
Summary
Explores the process of recovery as it affects the entire family,
presenting an innovative model for understanding and treating families
in recovery.
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Fetal
Alcohol Syndrome: A Guide for Families and Communities
Ann Streissguth Foreword by Godfrey P. Oakley Foreword by Kenneth R. Warren
Recommended
for Families & Professionals
Summary
A completely preventable disability, FAS still changes the
life course of thousands of babies each year.
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Buzzed:
The Straight Dope About the Most Used and Abused Drugs from Alcohol to Ecstasy
Cynthia Kuhn Scott Swartzwelder Wilkie Wilson
Recommended
for General & Families
Summary
The essential, accessible source for understanding how drugs
work and their effects on body and behavior. Scientifically accurate and
easy to read, this no-nonsense handbook gives the most balanced, objective
information available on the most often used and abused drugs, from alcohol,
caffeine, and nicotine to heroin, ecstasy, and special-K.
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Recovery
Options the Complete Guide: How You and Your Loved Ones Can Understand and
Treat Alcohol and Other Drug Problems
Joseph Volpicelli Maia Szalavitz
Recommended
for Recovering People and Families
Summary
Until now, there were no resources people with substance problems
and their loved ones could turn to for information on the whole range
of options and for expert guidance on choosing the treatment options that
are most likely to work for them.
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