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Acknowledgments | |
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Series Preface | |
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Preface | |
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About the Authors | |
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Conceptual Foundations of Gambling Disorders | |
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Introduction to Gambling | |
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Definitions of Problem and Pathological Gambling | |
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Definitional Distinctions | |
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An Introduction to the Three Cs of Problem and Pathological Gambling | |
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Myths versus Facts about Problem and Pathological Gambling | |
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Transient versus Chronic Problems | |
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Spontaneous Remission and Maturing Out | |
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Clinical versus Nonclinical Populations: Why Some Gamblers Do Not Mature Out | |
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Risk Factors for Gambling Disorders | |
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Exposure, History, Attitudes, and Expectancies | |
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Personality Variables | |
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Blaszczynski's Types | |
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Specific Contradictory Personality Variables | |
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Comorbid Psychiatric Disorders | |
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Biology and Genetic Factors | |
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Coexisting Addictive Disorders | |
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Epidemiology of At-Risk Populations | |
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Gender Differences | |
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Gambling, the Family, and Multicultural Considerations | |
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What the Future Holds for the Treatment of This Disorder | |
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Where the Field Is Going | |
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Summing Up | |
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Key Terms | |
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Recommended Reading | |
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Recognizing Gambling Disorders: Signs and Symptoms | |
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Developmental Stages in the Progression of Problem and Pathological Gambling Behavior's | |
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The Gambling Continuum | |
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Recognizing Gambling Disorders | |
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The Signs and Symptoms of Pathological Gambling | |
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Client Information | |
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Coexisting Addictive Disorder Screening | |
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Other Client Signs | |
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What Spouses or Others May Report | |
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Employers and Supervisors | |
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Traditional Psychological Assessment | |
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Complicating Diagnostic Issues | |
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Healthy versus Problematic Attitudes and Behaviors | |
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Social Settings | |
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Professional Collaboration, Accountability, and Responsibility in the Screening-Intake Process | |
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Summing Up | |
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Key Terms | |
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Recommended Reading | |
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Utilizing Optimal Professional Resources | |
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Referral Benefits and Disadvantages | |
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Screening Reports, Documentation, and Responsibility | |
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How to Develop a Professional Referral Network | |
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State and National Councils on Compulsive and Pathological Gambling | |
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Gambling Hotlines | |
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Liaison with Gamblers Anonymous | |
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GamAnon | |
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Psychiatrists and Emergency Facilities | |
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Matching Clients with the Best Professional Options | |
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Referrals to Counselors under Contract in the Private Sector | |
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Referral Do's and Don'ts | |
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Motivation Strategies and Techniques for Getting a Person to Professionals | |
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Ambivalence | |
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Using Motivational Interviewing | |
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Avoiding Anger and Shame: The Rapid Demotivators | |
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Procrastination | |
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Overcoming Client Obstacles | |
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Common Practical Obstacles | |
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The "Controlled Gambling Experiment" | |
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Preventing and Dealing with Crisis Situations | |
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Family and Concerned Others Involvement | |
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Risk Management Strategies and Techniques to Protect Clients and Families | |
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Suicide and Suicidal Ideation | |
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Six Step Model | |
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Define the Problem | |
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Ensure the Person's Safety | |
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Provide Support | |
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Explore Options and Alternatives | |
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Make a Plan | |
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Get a Commitment | |
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Risk Management Strategies and Techniques to Protect Counselors | |
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Duty to Warn for Property Damage | |
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Referral Follow-Up and Cautionary Notes | |
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Summing Up | |
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Key Terms | |
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Recommended Reading | |
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Developing an Effective Treatment Plan | |
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Therapeutic Benefits of Treatment | |
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Initial Attrition | |
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Telephone Contact and Crisis Intervention | |
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Client Intake | |
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The Counselor's Tasks During the Intake | |
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Questions That You Might Need to Ask Yourself | |
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Helpful Information Before the Intake | |
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Informed Consent and Limits of Confidentiality | |
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HIPAA, Intake, and Client Records | |
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Intake Do's and Don'ts | |
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Formal Assessment Processes | |
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Assessment Measures and Instruments Commonly Used and Why They Are Useful | |
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Diagnostic Processes and Determinations | |
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Treatment Planning | |
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Fees and Insurance Coverage | |
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Managed Care | |
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Filing for Insurance: The Practice of Responsible Client Billing | |
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Ethics of Insurance: Modeling Financial Responsibility for the Pathological Gambler | |
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Family and Concerned Others Involvement | |
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Recovery Contracts | |
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Action Plans | |
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Summing Up | |
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Key Terms | |
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Recommended Reading | |
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Resource for General Paperwork | |
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HIPAA | |
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Dual-Diagnoses Clients | |
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Recovery Theories, Programs, and Tools | |
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An Overview: What We Know from Other Addictions | |
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Levels of Traditional Gambling Treatment | |
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Applying ASA Levels of Care To Gambling Treatment | |
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Recovery Theories and Models | |
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The Disease Model | |
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The Alternative Model | |
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Motivational Therapies | |
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Social Interventions | |
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Medical Treatments | |
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Responsible Gambling | |
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Teaching How Video Gambling Works | |
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Family Therapy | |
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Psychosocial Therapies | |
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Insight and Psychodynamic Therapies | |
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Grief Counseling | |
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Behavioral Therapies | |
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Cognitive and Cognitive-Behavioral Models | |
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Existential and Spiritual Interventions | |
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Holistic and Alternative Treatments | |
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Financial Counseling | |
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Support Groups | |
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Internet Treatment | |
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Formal Treatments | |
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Very Minimal Treatment | |
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Develop a Gambling Intervention Tool Box | |
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Workbook and Journaling Programs | |
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Cultural Pathways of Recovery | |
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Summing Up | |
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Key Terms | |
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Recommended Reading | |
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Continuing Care: When and How Should Clients Be Discharged | |
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Recovery-What Are the Goals? | |
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Criteria for Exiting Clients from Supervised Treatment | |
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Discharge Criteria For Different Problem Intensities | |
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Gambling Problems and Mastery-Based Discharge: Using Cognitive Corrections | |
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Gambler Discharge or Step-Down Criteria | |
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Discharge Criteria and Concerns during Various Stages of Recovery | |
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Discharge and the Developmental Recovery Processes | |
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Continuing Care Plan Procedures and Guidelines | |
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Legal, Moral and Ethical Issues | |
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Proper and Improper Methods of Termination | |
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Abandonment | |
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Assessing Community Resources | |
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Organizing Recovery Supports Where Lacking | |
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Styles of Recovery: Methods of Disease Management | |
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Spheres of Recovery | |
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Family and Concerned Others Involvement and Spheres of Recovery | |
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Rates of Recovery and Failure | |
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Summing Up | |
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Key Terms | |
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Recommended Reading | |
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Posttreatment Recovery Management: Models and Protocols of Relapse Prevention | |
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Relapse Prevention | |
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Models of Relapse Prevention | |
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Behavioral Models of Relapse Prevention | |
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Cognitive Models of Relapse Prevention | |
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Cognitive-Behavioral Models | |
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Belief that relapses are inevitable | |
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Belief that relapses are impossible | |
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Belief that God intervenes to allow chance to favor people in need | |
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Belief that all problems (finance, stress, etc.) need immediate solutions | |
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Belief that "What did not work in the past will suddenly start to work." | |
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An Integrated Model of Relapse Prevention | |
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Baumeister's Model of Self-Regulation | |
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Proactive Strategies for Preventing and Dealing with "Triggers" for Relapse | |
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Cognitive Triggers | |
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Triggers in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy | |
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Developing Relapse Prevention Plans | |
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Common Themes in Relapse Prevention | |
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Emergence of Sadness and Subclinical Depression | |
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Sleep | |
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Modification of Social Networks | |
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Reduction in Other Addictive Substances | |
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Exercise | |
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Monitoring and Negotiating Follow Up in Recovery | |
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Emergency Plans | |
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Obstacles in Relapse Prevention: Emerging Difficulties | |
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Emergence of Psychiatric Disorders | |
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Emergence of Physical Problems | |
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Emergence of Couples and Family Problems | |
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Community Linkage as Relapse Reversion Prevention | |
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Community-Based Vocational Counseling | |
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Academic Counseling | |
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Financial Counseling | |
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Pastoral Counseling | |
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Leisure Counseling | |
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Health Counseling | |
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Telephone and Internet Follow Up | |
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Family and Concerned Others Involvement during Posttreatment Recovery | |
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Preventing Chronic Relapses | |
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Mindfulness | |
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Summing Up | |
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Key Terms | |
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Recommended Reading | |
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New Beginnings: Moving Beyond the Addiction | |
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Moving Beyond | |
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Recovery in Psychological and Mental Health Domains | |
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Personality Changes | |
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Psychotherapies | |
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Psychodynamic Therapy | |
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Narrative Psychotherapy | |
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Humanistic Psychotherapies | |
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Increasing Positive Emotions and Happiness | |
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Moral Development | |
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Beyond Selfhood | |
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Family Recovery | |
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Vocational Recovery | |
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Physical Health and Spirituality | |
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Summing Up | |
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Key Terms | |
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Recommended Reading | |
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References | |
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Index | |