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Substance Abuse and Counseling Program
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eBooks
Treatment Strategies for Substance Abuse and Process Addictions by ISBN: 9781119098362Publication Date: 2015-03-05
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Substance Abuse Counseling Journals
- Counselling Psychology QuarterlyArticles, review articles and commentary reporting on various aspects of counselling practice, research and theory.
- Substance Abuse and RehabilitationCovers all areas of addiction and substance abuse and options for treatment and rehabilitation
- Substance AbuseSubstance Abuse publishes articles on dependence, rehabilitation and other aspects of addiction to tobacco smoking, alcohol, cannabis, heroin, opioid, etc.
- Journal of Child & Adolescent Substance AbuseTimely articles on the practice and treatment orientation of substance abuse in young people. Devoted to meeting the needs of all professionals who work with Children and adolescents on a daily basis and aimed specifically at chemical dependency clinics
- Addiction Research & TheoryAims to examine the effects of context on the use and misuse of substances, and on the nature of intoxications of all kinds.