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NIDA evidence-based guide emphasizes preventive power of early interventions
03/10/2016
Principles of Substance Abuse Prevention for Early Childhood addresses research-based principles for early childhood interventions that can influence later behaviors.
Principles of Substance Abuse Prevention for Early Childhood addresses research-based principles for early childhood interventions that can influence later behaviors.
Principles of Substance Abuse...
03/10/2016
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Resources available to implement SBIRT approaches with youths
03/03/2016
A research center at the University of Chicago has helped to establish guides to assist in implementing Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) strategies with adolescents.
A research center at the University of Chicago has helped to establish guides to assist in implementing Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) strategies with adolescents.
A research center at the...
03/03/2016
Addiction Professional
Dynamics differ for older women with eating disorders
02/23/2016
Only recently recognized as a subgroup with a significant presence of eating disorder symptoms, the adult female population can easily escape notice and go untreated.
Only recently recognized as a subgroup with a significant presence of eating disorder symptoms, the adult female population can easily escape notice and go untreated.
Only recently recognized as a...
02/23/2016
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Study of attorneys finds disproportionate amount of alcohol, mental health problems
02/15/2016
Research conducted by the American Bar Association and the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation reveals a significant prevalence of alcohol use problems in the legal profession, particularly among younger lawyers.
Research conducted by the American Bar Association and the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation reveals a significant prevalence of alcohol use problems in the legal profession, particularly among younger lawyers.
Research conducted by the...
02/15/2016
Addiction Professional
Researchers uncover factors that lead prescription opioid misusers to heroin
02/15/2016
A study of young adults has identified several predictors of the transition from non-medical use of prescription opioids to heroin use, with snorting of prescription drugs topping the list.
A study of young adults has identified several predictors of the transition from non-medical use of prescription opioids to heroin use, with snorting of prescription drugs topping the list.
A study of young adults has...
02/15/2016
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We keep repeating episodic care, and we keep failing
02/12/2016
A chronic-care model for impaired professionals has been successful tested, but the addiction treatment field is not applying it more widely.
A chronic-care model for impaired professionals has been successful tested, but the addiction treatment field is not applying it more widely.
A chronic-care model for...
02/12/2016
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`It`s not trauma`
02/02/2016
Men's trauma too often remains invisible to those affected by it and to the professionals who treat them.
Men's trauma too often remains invisible to those affected by it and to the professionals who treat them.
Men's trauma too often remains...
02/02/2016
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New findings question link between marijuana use and decrease in IQ
01/26/2016
A new analysis of studies involving twins contradicts past findings that suggested a link between frequent marijuana use early in life and cognitive decline.
A new analysis of studies involving twins contradicts past findings that suggested a link between frequent marijuana use early in life and cognitive decline.
A new analysis of studies...
01/26/2016
Addiction Professional
Our readers closely analyzed treatment`s support team in 2015
12/31/2015
Recovery coaches, interventionists and sober homes were among the prominent topics that garnered the most interest among readers of the Addiction Professional website in 2015.
Recovery coaches, interventionists and sober homes were among the prominent topics that garnered the most interest among readers of the Addiction Professional website in 2015.
Recovery coaches,...
12/31/2015
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Substance abuse seen as contributor to homelessness, but behind other factors
12/28/2015
A survey on hunger and homelessness conducted by the U.S. Conference of Mayors cites mental health issues ahead of substance use as leading causes of homelessness.
A survey on hunger and homelessness conducted by the U.S. Conference of Mayors cites mental health issues ahead of substance use as leading causes of homelessness.
A survey on hunger and...
12/28/2015
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