Titlebook: Drug and Alcohol Abuse; A Clinical Guide to Marc A. Schuckit Book 1984 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1984 Methadon.Motivation.P

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Book 1984flection of my view that the subject is often inadequately or insufficient- ly taught in many training programs. Few clinicians have had comprehen- sive didactic education in this area, despite the frequency with which these problems are encountered in practice. All too often these encounters are in

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s a scholar and an experienced clinician in this field, produced just such a book with his critically acclaimed first edition. That volume rapidly became a resource of great significance for psychiatrists, psychotherapists, and physicians in general. It has been adopted as a text in medical schools and reside978-1-4684-1178-2978-1-4684-1176-8

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Charlotte Smith’s ,: Losses and GainsStimulants are widely prescribed and greatly misused medications that have very limited bona fide medical uses. It is important that the clinician know these drugs well, as their misuse can mimic a variety of medical and psychiatric syndromes.

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Alcoholism: Acute Treatment,Alcohol is the most commonly abused substance creating serious medical and psychological problems. I will present an overview of . here, but the extensive discussion of rehabilitation that serves as a prototype for the rehabilitation of substance abusers in general is presented in Chapter 15.

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An Overview,rofessionals, who need a quick, handy, clinically oriented reference on alcohol abuse and other drug problems. The first chapter addresses the need to learn the drug classes and the relevant problem areas from which generalizations can be made.

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The Hallucinogens and Related Drugs,usual doses taken, the predominant effect of cannabis is to alter the “feeling state” without frank hallucinations, whereas the drugs discussed in this chapter produce abnormal sensory inputs of a predominantly visual nature (illusions or hallucinations) even at low doses.