
Sophia F. Dziegielewski draws on her many years as a teacher and practitioner to put together this accessible, well-thought-out overview on a variety of substance addictions and disorders, the people who suffer from them, and the tools available to help them. Each chapter was written specifically for this book by a unique blend of academics and practitioners. Their combined experiences contribute to making this book practical, easy to read, and thoroughly helpful in diagnosing substance disorders.This book may be used in a variety of courses including drug, alcohol, and substance abuse courses taught in social work and human services departments, and substance abuse certificate programs.
This text investigates the clinical identification and therapeutic management of substance use disorders through a multidisciplinary lens. Sophia F. Dziegielewski, an experienced educator and practitioner, compiles contributions from a diverse group of academics and clinicians to provide a comprehensive framework for understanding addiction. The book synthesizes theoretical knowledge with practical application to assist professionals in diagnosing and treating individuals struggling with substance-related issues.
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Experts and educators frequently highlight this work as a foundational resource for social work and human services curricula. Readers often note the balance between academic rigor and practical accessibility, making it a standard reference for students and practitioners alike.
Page Count:
304
Publication Date:
2005-07-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0190615710
ISBN-13:
9780190615710
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