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This broadly followed textual content bargains sensible tips for operating with substance abusers and their households in quite a few medical contexts. specialist members current significant evaluate and therapy ways including specific techniques for intervening with particular elements and assembly the wishes of alternative populations. all through, necessary case vignettes illustrate tips on how to translate the information provided into perform and conquer universal obstacles. Practitioners and scholars will locate all of the details had to remain present within the box during this authoritative, entire, and hugely available paintings. New to This variation: *Incorporates advancements in study, perform, and coverage. *Coverage of extra scientific populations: older adults and lesbian, homosexual, and bisexual substance abusers. *Chapters on purposes of motivational strategies, damage aid, and techniques for operating with involuntary consumers.
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8. 29 to give nonantagonistic feedback and encouragement to the substance abuser. Increasing the couple’s/family’s positive interactions. Focusing on the nonreinforcement of drug use by teaching the family member to ignore the addict when he or she is using. Initiating activities that interfere and compete with addicted member’s substance use. Developing outside activities and reinforcement for the addicted person. Making plans for escaping possibly dangerous situations, such as those with potential for violence.
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