The Misuse of Alcohol
Crucial Issues in Dependence Treatment and Prevention
Herausgeber: Heather, Nick; Davies, Phil; Robertson, Ian H
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The Misuse of Alcohol
Crucial Issues in Dependence Treatment and Prevention
Herausgeber: Heather, Nick; Davies, Phil; Robertson, Ian H
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In the 1980s the study of alcoholism was in a period of rapid change, this book, originally published in 1985, identifies and explores the three most controversial contemporary issues. The authors broadly reject the disease concept of alcoholism, but, as this volume shows, there is still scope for vigorous debate.
In the 1980s the study of alcoholism was in a period of rapid change, this book, originally published in 1985, identifies and explores the three most controversial contemporary issues. The authors broadly reject the disease concept of alcoholism, but, as this volume shows, there is still scope for vigorous debate.
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- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 284
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 490g
- ISBN-13: 9781032602196
- ISBN-10: 1032602198
- Artikelnr.: 69946820
- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 284
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 490g
- ISBN-13: 9781032602196
- ISBN-10: 1032602198
- Artikelnr.: 69946820
Nick Heather, Ian Robertson and Phil Davies
General Introduction Nick Heather Part One: Is There an Alcohol Dependence
Syndrome? Introduction Nick Heather 1. The Theoretical and Empirical Basis
of the Alcohol Dependence Model: A Social Learning Perspective Ray Hodgson
and Tim Stockwell 2. The Disease Concept of Dependence Stan Shaw 3. Some
Requirements of an Alcohol Dependence Syndrome Jonathan Chick 4. Why
Alcohol Dependence - and Why Now? Douglas Cameron 5. The Limitations of the
Alcohol Dependence Syndrome in Multidisciplinary Service Development
Anthony Thorley Part Two: Does Treatment Work? Introduction Ian Robertson
6. Treatment Does Not Work: Some Criteria of Failure Bill Saunders 7. Is
Treatment an Effective Way of Helping Clients Resolve Difficulties
Associated with Alcohol? Alan Cartwright 8. The Value of a
Cognitive-Behavioural Approach in the Treatment of Problem Drinkers Steve
Rollnick 9. Does Treatment Work? Yes, But Not Always in the Way We Plan It
Fred Yates 10. Does Treatment Work? A Sociological Perspective Phil Davies
11. The Anatomy of Organisational Melancholia - or Why Treatment Works on
Some Occasions and Not on Others George Gawlinski and Shirley Otto Part
Three: What Is Effective Prevention? Introduction Phil Davies 12. Alcohol,
Contexts and Undesirable Consequences: What Is To Be Prevented? Ron
McKechnie 13. The Case for Controlling Alcohol Consumption Bill Saunders
14. The Role of Economic Measures in Preventing Drinking Problems Alan
Maynard 15. Using Natural Resources for Preventing Drinking Problems Fred
Yates and David Hebblethwaite 16. The Role of Mass Media Campaigns in
Alcohol Health Education Anthony Thorley. List of Contributors. Index.
Syndrome? Introduction Nick Heather 1. The Theoretical and Empirical Basis
of the Alcohol Dependence Model: A Social Learning Perspective Ray Hodgson
and Tim Stockwell 2. The Disease Concept of Dependence Stan Shaw 3. Some
Requirements of an Alcohol Dependence Syndrome Jonathan Chick 4. Why
Alcohol Dependence - and Why Now? Douglas Cameron 5. The Limitations of the
Alcohol Dependence Syndrome in Multidisciplinary Service Development
Anthony Thorley Part Two: Does Treatment Work? Introduction Ian Robertson
6. Treatment Does Not Work: Some Criteria of Failure Bill Saunders 7. Is
Treatment an Effective Way of Helping Clients Resolve Difficulties
Associated with Alcohol? Alan Cartwright 8. The Value of a
Cognitive-Behavioural Approach in the Treatment of Problem Drinkers Steve
Rollnick 9. Does Treatment Work? Yes, But Not Always in the Way We Plan It
Fred Yates 10. Does Treatment Work? A Sociological Perspective Phil Davies
11. The Anatomy of Organisational Melancholia - or Why Treatment Works on
Some Occasions and Not on Others George Gawlinski and Shirley Otto Part
Three: What Is Effective Prevention? Introduction Phil Davies 12. Alcohol,
Contexts and Undesirable Consequences: What Is To Be Prevented? Ron
McKechnie 13. The Case for Controlling Alcohol Consumption Bill Saunders
14. The Role of Economic Measures in Preventing Drinking Problems Alan
Maynard 15. Using Natural Resources for Preventing Drinking Problems Fred
Yates and David Hebblethwaite 16. The Role of Mass Media Campaigns in
Alcohol Health Education Anthony Thorley. List of Contributors. Index.
General Introduction Nick Heather Part One: Is There an Alcohol Dependence
Syndrome? Introduction Nick Heather 1. The Theoretical and Empirical Basis
of the Alcohol Dependence Model: A Social Learning Perspective Ray Hodgson
and Tim Stockwell 2. The Disease Concept of Dependence Stan Shaw 3. Some
Requirements of an Alcohol Dependence Syndrome Jonathan Chick 4. Why
Alcohol Dependence - and Why Now? Douglas Cameron 5. The Limitations of the
Alcohol Dependence Syndrome in Multidisciplinary Service Development
Anthony Thorley Part Two: Does Treatment Work? Introduction Ian Robertson
6. Treatment Does Not Work: Some Criteria of Failure Bill Saunders 7. Is
Treatment an Effective Way of Helping Clients Resolve Difficulties
Associated with Alcohol? Alan Cartwright 8. The Value of a
Cognitive-Behavioural Approach in the Treatment of Problem Drinkers Steve
Rollnick 9. Does Treatment Work? Yes, But Not Always in the Way We Plan It
Fred Yates 10. Does Treatment Work? A Sociological Perspective Phil Davies
11. The Anatomy of Organisational Melancholia - or Why Treatment Works on
Some Occasions and Not on Others George Gawlinski and Shirley Otto Part
Three: What Is Effective Prevention? Introduction Phil Davies 12. Alcohol,
Contexts and Undesirable Consequences: What Is To Be Prevented? Ron
McKechnie 13. The Case for Controlling Alcohol Consumption Bill Saunders
14. The Role of Economic Measures in Preventing Drinking Problems Alan
Maynard 15. Using Natural Resources for Preventing Drinking Problems Fred
Yates and David Hebblethwaite 16. The Role of Mass Media Campaigns in
Alcohol Health Education Anthony Thorley. List of Contributors. Index.
Syndrome? Introduction Nick Heather 1. The Theoretical and Empirical Basis
of the Alcohol Dependence Model: A Social Learning Perspective Ray Hodgson
and Tim Stockwell 2. The Disease Concept of Dependence Stan Shaw 3. Some
Requirements of an Alcohol Dependence Syndrome Jonathan Chick 4. Why
Alcohol Dependence - and Why Now? Douglas Cameron 5. The Limitations of the
Alcohol Dependence Syndrome in Multidisciplinary Service Development
Anthony Thorley Part Two: Does Treatment Work? Introduction Ian Robertson
6. Treatment Does Not Work: Some Criteria of Failure Bill Saunders 7. Is
Treatment an Effective Way of Helping Clients Resolve Difficulties
Associated with Alcohol? Alan Cartwright 8. The Value of a
Cognitive-Behavioural Approach in the Treatment of Problem Drinkers Steve
Rollnick 9. Does Treatment Work? Yes, But Not Always in the Way We Plan It
Fred Yates 10. Does Treatment Work? A Sociological Perspective Phil Davies
11. The Anatomy of Organisational Melancholia - or Why Treatment Works on
Some Occasions and Not on Others George Gawlinski and Shirley Otto Part
Three: What Is Effective Prevention? Introduction Phil Davies 12. Alcohol,
Contexts and Undesirable Consequences: What Is To Be Prevented? Ron
McKechnie 13. The Case for Controlling Alcohol Consumption Bill Saunders
14. The Role of Economic Measures in Preventing Drinking Problems Alan
Maynard 15. Using Natural Resources for Preventing Drinking Problems Fred
Yates and David Hebblethwaite 16. The Role of Mass Media Campaigns in
Alcohol Health Education Anthony Thorley. List of Contributors. Index.