Loosening the Grip 12th Edition, Faculty Reference Workbook - Kinney, Jean
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FACULTY REFERENCE WORKBOOK! "Loosening the Grip" has long been an authoritative source of information for those working in the substance abuse field. This "Reference Work" is a tool-box for faculty now training clinicians. This Reference Work for Educators provides essential materials to prepare faculty for their classroom efforts . . . It includes "A Manual for Instructors", Chapter Summaries, Quiz materials . . .ready for use with students, and the answers . . .Power Point Presentations . . . as well as exercises to assist students in preparing for their professional role. Included with…mehr

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FACULTY REFERENCE WORKBOOK! "Loosening the Grip" has long been an authoritative source of information for those working in the substance abuse field. This "Reference Work" is a tool-box for faculty now training clinicians. This Reference Work for Educators provides essential materials to prepare faculty for their classroom efforts . . . It includes "A Manual for Instructors", Chapter Summaries, Quiz materials . . .ready for use with students, and the answers . . .Power Point Presentations . . . as well as exercises to assist students in preparing for their professional role. Included with these are materials on ethics, working as a colleague, and providing support also to family members and other professionals addressing substance use concerns.
Autorenporträt
Jean Kinney, affiliated with the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth was the associate director of the Alcohol Counselor Training Program at Dartmouth conducted between 1972 and 1978, the program that was the impetus for this text. Upon the completion of this program, she joined Project Cork, a program established to develop and implement a model curriculum for medical student education. In 1999 she was the first recipient of the NIAAA's Senator Harold Hughes Award, in recognition of her professional efforts to translate scientific work into clinical practice.