A textbook for an introductory course within a program of psychology, family therapy, or social work. The Lawson's (both psychology and family therapy) join P. Clayton Rivers (psychology, U. of Nebraska-Lincoln) to explain new ways of thinking about and addressing problems related to treating and preventing chemical dependence. In addition to other
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