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Retaining Addicted

Name: Retaining Addicted
Brand: VDM Verlag
SKU: 06816913
Price: 19671 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: David A. Patterson
ISBN: 9783639076714

This book studies the impact of using Motivational Interviewing strategies to increase treatment retention for addicted

David A. Patterson

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 06816913

Publishers VDM Verlag, April 2009

The challenges of retaining populations in treatment §services who are hard-to-reach and suffer from... Full description

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The challenges of retaining populations in treatment §services who are hard-to-reach and suffer from §multiple health issues continue to be studied. §Informing health professionals about the latest §knowledge in this regard is vital. This book can be §used by professionals and non-professionals who are §working with alcohol and drug addicted individuals §and those who are also HIV-infected. In addition, it §is a great resource for academic faculty and §students who are interested in learning the theories §and strategies related to Motivational Interviewing §and the Transtheoretical Model of Stages of Change. §This work describes the broad aspects of alcohol and §drug addiction as well as HIV/AIDS, along with their §treatments. A research study was conducted using §Motivational Interviewing sessions to measure the §impact of retaining clients in treatment services §who were alcohol and drug addicted and who may have §also been HIV-infected. This book provides helpful §strategies and recommendations when working with §clients who are difficult to reach and are more §likely to terminate treatment services.