The Addiction Counselor’s Desk Reference

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Cover
Table of Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
Part I: Abused Substances and Their Effects
ABUSED DRUGS
OPIATES
DEPRESSANTS
STIMULANTS
CANNABIS
HALLUCINOGENS
INHALANTS
STEROIDS (ANABOLIC-ANDROGENIC)
DESIGNER DRUGS
CONTROL SCHEDULES FOR ABUSED DRUGS
PRESCRIBING DRUGS
THE FIVE CONTROL SCHEDULES
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE ANALOGUES
GOVERNMENT DECISION MAKING
Part II: Conceptual Tools
DEFINITIONS OF ADDICTION
MORAL MODEL
SELF-MEDICATION MODEL
MEDICAL/DISEASE MODEL
SPIRITUALITY MODEL
IMPULSE-CONTROL DISORDER
REWARD DEFICIENCY AND NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTION
GENETIC MODEL
BIOMEDICAL MODEL
SOCIAL LEARNING MODEL
ERRONEOUS THOUGHT PATTERNS
BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL MODEL
PUBLIC HEALTH MODEL
CHARACTERISTICS OF ADDICTION
COMPULSIVE USE
LOSS OF CONTROL
CONTINUED USE DESPITE ADVERSE CONSEQUENCES
TOLERANCE
WITHDRAWAL
TYPES OF ADDICTIVE DISORDERS
THE BRAIN AND PSYCHOACTIVE DRUGS
THE BRAIN AND ADDICTIVE BEHAVIORS
ADDICTIVE INTERACTION DISORDER
DRUG-USE STAGES
INITIATION
ESCALATION
MAINTENANCE
DISCONTINUATION AND RELAPSE
RECOVERY
LEVELS OF DRUG USE
TYPE 1"ABSTAINERS
TYPE 2"SOCIAL USERS
TYPE 3"DRUG ABUSERS
TYPE 4 "PHYSICALLY BU T NOT PSYCHOLOGICALLY DEPENDENT USER
TYPE 5 "PHYSICALLY AND PSYCHOLOGICALLY DEPENDENT USERS
STAGES OF BEHAVIORAL CHANGE
STAGE 1"PRECONTEMPLATION
STAGE 2"CONTEMPLATION
STAGE 3"PREPARATION
STAGE 4"ACTION
STAGE 5 "MAINTENANCE AND R ELAPSE PREVENTION
STAGE 6"TERMINATION
PREVENTION TYPES AND PRINCIPLES
THE TRADITIONAL CLASSIFICATION
THE INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE CLASSIFICATION
PREVENTION PRINCIPLES
RELAPSE PREVENTION
Part III: Treatment Planning and Assessment Resources
TREATMENT PLANNING
COMPETENCIES AND GOALS
SCREENING AND ASSESSMENT
DIAGNOSTIC SUMMARY
TREATMENT
CLIENT PLACEMENT CRITERIA
WRITING A TREATMENT PLAN
SAMPLE TREATMENT PLAN
LEVELS OF CARE
ASSESSMENT RESOURCES
ALCOHOL ASSESSMENT INSTRUMENTS
OTHER DRUG ASSESSMENTS
NONCHEMICAL ADDICTIONS
MENTAL HEALTH (DUAL DIAGNOSIS) ASSESSMENTS
RECOVERY POTENTIAL ASSESSMENTS
MULTIPLE MEASURES RESOURCES
DUAL DIAGNOSES: PSYCHIATRIC ILLNESS WITH ADDICTION
THE DIAGNOSTIC AND STATI STICAL MANUAL (DSM-IV-TR)
PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSTIC CATEGORIES
Part IV: Clinical Skills and Resources
CLINICAL MODELS
SIGMUND FREUD'S PSYCHOANALYTIC THERAPY
CARL G. JUNG'S ANALYTIC PSYCHOANALYSIS
ALFRED ADLER'S INDIVIDUAL PSYCHOLOGY
CARL ROGERS'S PERSON-CENTERED THERAPY
FRITZ PERLS'S GESTALT THERAPY
IRVIN YALOM'S EX I STENTIAL PSYCHOTHERAPY
VIKTOR FRANKL'S LOGOTHERAPY
ALBERT ELLIS'S RATIONAL-EMOTIVE BEHAVIOR THERAPY
WILLIAM GLASSER'S CHOICE THEORY AND REALITY THERAPY
AARON BECK'S COGNI TIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY
ERIC BERNE'S TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS
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The Addiction Counselor's Desk Reference is a comprehensive compilation of information about the full spectrum of addictive disorders, their consequences, and treatment. This unique text includes detailed definitions and practical illustrations of addiction-related terminology, addictive disorders and behaviors, descriptions of treatment models and techniques, as well as lists of relevant websites, government resources, and treatment centers