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1 online resource |
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Substance abuse assessment, interventions and treatment series |
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Substance Abuse Assessment, Interventions and Treatment |
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Substance abuse assessment, interventions and treatment series.
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Substance Abuse Assessment, Interventions and Treatment
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SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT AND MEN'S BEHAVIORAL HEALTH NEEDS -- SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT AND MEN'S BEHAVIORAL HEALTH NEEDS -- Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- Chapter 1: ADDRESSING THE SPECIFIC BEHAVIORAL HEALTH NEEDS OF MEN -- WHAT IS A TIP? -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY -- SECTION 1. CREATING THE CONTEXT -- SECTION 2. SCREENING AND ASSESSMENT -- SECTION 3. TREATMENT ISSUES FOR MEN -- SECTION 4. WORKING WITH SPECIFIC POPULATIONS OF MEN IN BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SETTINGS -- INTRODUCTION -- SECTION 5. TREATMENT MODALITIES AND SETTINGS |
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""APPENDIX A � REFERENCES""""APPENDIX B�GLOSSARY""; ""Chapter 2: ANGER MANAGEMENT FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND MENTAL HEALTH CLIENTS: A COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY MANUAL""; ""FOREWORD""; ""INTRODUCTION""; ""HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL""; ""SESSION 1. OVERVIEW OF GROUP ANGER MANAGEMENT TREATMENT""; ""SESSION 2. EVENTS AND CUES: A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING ANGER""; ""SESSION 3. ANGER CONTROL PLANS: HELPING GROUP MEMBERS DEVELOP A PLAN FOR CONTROLLING ANGER""; ""SESSION 4. THE AGGRESSION CYCLE: HOW TO CHANGE THE CYCLE"" |
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SESSION 5. COGNITIVE RESTRUCTURING: THE A-B-C-D MODEL AND THOUGHT STOPPINGSESSION 6. REVIEW SESSION #1: REINFORCING LEARNED CONCEPTS -- SESSIONS 7 8. ASSERTIVENESS TRAINING AND THE CONFLICT RESOLUTION MODEL: ALTERNATIVES FOR EXPRESSING ANGER -- SESSIONS 9 10. ANGER AND THE FAMILY: HOW PAST LEARNING CAN INFLUENCE PRESENT BEHAVIOR -- SESSION 11. REVIEW SESSION #2: REINFORCING LEARNED CONCEPTS -- SESSION 12. CLOSING AND GRADUATION: CLOSING EXERCISE AND AWARDING OF CERTIFICATES -- REFERENCES -- INDEX |
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Men in America today may have advantages that women lack. However, in spite of these advantages, men die at a younger age on average than women; men are also more likely than women to have a substance use disorder, to be incarcerated, to be homeless as adults, to die of suicide, and to be victims of violent crime. Conversely, men are less likely than women to seek medical help or behavioral health counseling for any of the problems they face. These significant problems, combined with men's tendency to avoid addressing them, call for a response from behavioral health treatment providers. This b |
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Includes bibliographical references and index |
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English |
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Substance abuse -- Treatment -- United States
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Men's health services -- United States
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Mental health services -- United States
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Substance-Related Disorders -- therapy
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RELIGION -- Christian Theology -- Ecclesiology.
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Men's health services
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Mental health services
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Substance abuse -- Treatment
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United States https://id.nlm.nih.gov/mesh/D014481 |
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United States
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Electronic book
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| Author |
Brunner, Adam W., editor
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| LC no. |
2020676334 |
| ISBN |
9781629480916 |
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1629480916 |
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