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Title: Treating families with a chemically dependent member.Publisher: Newbury Park, CA * Sage PublicationsSource: Chap. 5, pp. 88-197. In: Nunnally, E. W., Chilman, C. S. and Cox, F. M., eds. Mental illness, delinquency, addictions, and neglect. (Families in Trouble Series, Vol. 4.) 266 pp.Year: 1988
Title: Treating the familyPublisher: New York * Plenum PressSource: Chap. 20, pp. 271-283. In: Miller, W. R. and Heather, N., eds. Treating addictive behaviors. 2d ed. xii + 357pp.Year: 1998
Title: Treating the family of the DWI offender.Year: 1987Journal: Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly 4 (No. 1): 91-103,ISSN: 0734-7324 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: Treating individuals and families for alcohol/other drug problems in an intensive outpatient settingYear: 2001Journal: Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly 19(4): 65-80ISSN: 0734-7324 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: Treating intimacy dysfunctions in dyadic relationships among chemically dependent and codependent clients.Year: 1987Journal: Journal of Chemical Dependency Treatment 1: 229-243,ISSN: 0885-4734 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: Treating the late life alcoholic: guidelines for working through denial integrating individual, family, and group approaches.Year: 1990Journal: J. geriat. Psychiat. 23: 91-105,
Title: Treating patients with alcohol and other drug problems: an integrated approachPublisher: Washington * American Psychological Assoc.;Source: ix + 358pp.Year: 1998
Title: Treating people with alcohol problems.Publisher: Gaithersburg, MD * Aspen Publishers;Source: Chap. 5, pp. 47-58. In: Lewis, J. A., ed. Addictions: concepts and strategies for treatment. xix + 393 pp.Year: 1994
Title: Treating substance-using women and their children in public housing: preliminary evaluation findingsPublisher: Washington * Child Welfare League of AmericaSource: pp. 199-220. In: Young, N. K., Wingfield, K. and Klempner, T., eds. Serving children, youth, and families with alcohol and other drug-related problems in child welfare. (Child Welfare, vol. 80, no. 2) pp. 99-302.Year: 2001
Title: Treatment.Publisher: Washington * Office of National Drug Control Policy;Source: x + 186 pp.Year: 1993
Title: Treatment.Publisher: London * GaskellSource: Chap. 11, pp. 140-162. In: Crome, I.B., Ghodse, H., Gilvarry, E. and McArdle, P. Young people and substance misuse. xii + 228 pp.Year: 2004
Title: Treatment.Publisher: Washington * Govt Print. Off.;Source: Chap. 7, pp. 120-142. In: National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. Sixth special report to the U.S. Congress on Alcohol and Health from the Secretary of Health and Human Services. xx + 147 pp. (DHHS Publ. No. ADM 87-1519.)Year: 1987
Title: Treatment approaches for alcohol and drug dependence: an introductory guide. 2d ed.Publisher: Chichester, UK * John Wiley and SonsFormat: Manual. 4Source: xix + 324 pp.Year: 2005
Title: Treatment approaches to alcohol problems.Publisher: Copenhagen * World Health Organization, Regional Office for EuropeSource: (WHO Regional Pubns, European Series, No. 65.) vii + 201 pp.Year: 1995
Title: Treatment for alcoholism: older and wiser?Year: 2002Journal: Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly 20 (3/4): 41-59ISSN: 0734-7324 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: Treatment for dually diagnosed clients.Publisher: Newbury Park, CA * SAGE Publications;Source: Pp. 123-156. In: Freeman, E. M., ed. Substance abuse treatment: a family systems perspective. (Sage Sourcebooks for the Human Services Series, Vol. 25.) xv + 316 pp.Year: 1993
Title: Treatment for significant others of bulimic patients may be beneficial.Year: 1988Journal: J. Amer. diet. Assoc. 88: 349-350,
Title: Treatment for substance abuse.Publisher: St. Louis * Mosby-Year Book;Source: Chap. 4, pp. 71-101. In: Sullivan, E. J. Nursing care of clients with substance abuse. xxviii + 484 pp.Year: 1995
Title: Treatment modalities in substance abusePublisher: Upper Saddle River, NJ * MerrillSource: Chap. 6, pp. 169-191. In: Stevens-Smith, P. and Smith, R. L. Substance abuse counseling: theory and practice. xviii + 298pp.Year: 1998
Title: Treatment models and methods: family modelsPublisher: New York * Oxford University PressSource: Chap. 16, pp. 287-305. In: McCrady, B. S. and Epstein, E. E., eds. Addictions: a comprehensive guidebook. xvii + 645pp.Year: 1999
Title: Treatment of addiction in adolescent populations.Publisher: Philadelphia * W. B. Saunders Co.;Source: Chap. 29, pp. 268-278. In: Miller, N. S., [ed.] The principles and practice of addictions in psychiatry. xxii + 567 pp.Year: 1997
Title: The treatment of addictive disorders in a private clinical setting.Publisher: New York * Guilford Press;Source: Chap. 5, pp. 88-102. In: Straussner, S. L. A., ed. Clinical work with substance-abusing clients. xvi + 381 pp.Year: 1993
Title: Treatment of adolescents with substance use disordersPublisher: Rockville, MDSource: Treatment Improvement Protocol (TIP) Series 32. xxvi + 126 pp.Year: 1999
Title: Treatment of alcohol abuse: an evidence-based review.Year: 2003Journal: Alcoholism-Clinical and Experimental Research 27(10): 1645-1656ISSN: 0145-6008 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: Treatment of alcohol dependenceYear: 1997Journal: Liver Transplantation Surgery 3(3): 311-321
Title: The treatment of alcoholic addiction: the family counter-therapy.Publisher: Lausanne, Switzerland * International Council on Alcohol and AddictionsSource: Pp. 242-244. In: Tongue, A. and Tongue, E., eds. Proceedings of the 31st International Institute on the Prevention and Treatment of Alcoholism. Vol 2. Rome, 2-7 June 1985. 568 pp.Year: 1986
Title: Treatment of alcoholic couples in outpatient group therapy.Year: 1987Journal: Group 11: 247-257,
Title: The treatment of alcoholism.Publisher: New York * Brunner/Mazel;Source: xix + 284 pp.Year: 1987
Title: Treatment of alcoholism and eating disorders: dual addiction in the family.Publisher: Rockland, ME * Choice/SkywardSource: 10 pp. mimeogr.Year: 1986
Title: Treatment of children of substance-abusing parents: selected developmental, diagnostic, and treatment issues.Publisher: New York * Brunner/MazelSource: Chap. 11, pp. 263-287. In: Rivinus, T. M., ed. Children of chemically dependent parents: multiperspectives from the cutting edge. xxii + 364 pp.Year: 1991
Title: Treatment of co-dependent women through the use of mental imagery.Year: 1987Journal: Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly 4 (No. 1): 27-41,ISSN: 0734-7324 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: The treatment of drinking problems: a guide for the helping professions.Publisher: Cambridge, UK * Cambridge University PressSource: xi + 368 pp.Year: 1997
Title: The treatment of drinking problems: a guide for the helping professions. 4th ed.Publisher: Cambridge, UK * Cambridge University PressSource: xvi + 412 pp.Year: 2003
Title: Treatment of the dually diagnosed adolescent.Publisher: New York * Marcel Dekker;Source: Pp. 253-288. In: Gold, M. S. and Slaby, A. E., eds. Dual diagnosis in substance abuse. x + 341 pp.Year: 1991
Title: Treatment of psychiatric illnesses in adolescents with alcoholic parents.Publisher: New York * Brunner/Mazel;Source: Chap. 15, pp. 241-253. In: Saitoh, S., Steinglass, P. and Schuckit, M. A. Alcoholism and the family. (The 4th International Symposium of the Psychiatric Research Institute of Tokyo.) xii + 310 pp.Year: 1992
Title: Treatment of substance abuse problemsPublisher: Westport, CT * Greenwood PressSource: Chap. 10, pp. 209-239. In: Rivers, P. C. and Shore, E. R., eds. Substance abuse on campus: a handbook for college and university personnel. xvi + 277pp.Year: 1997
Title: A treatment package to improve primary care services for relatives of people with alcohol and drug problemsYear: 2000Journal: Addiction Research 8: 471-484ISSN: 1058-6989 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: Treatment retention in women's residential chemical dependency treatment: the effect of admission with children.Year: 1996Journal: Substance Use and Misuse 31: 1001-1013,ISSN: 1082-6084 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: Treatment services and strategies.Year: 2005Journal: The Globe, No. 2: 17-19ISSN: 1460-9142 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: Treatment services for adolescent substance abusers.Publisher: Washington * Govt Print. Off.;Source: x + 230 pp.Year: 1985
Title: Treatment strategies with substance-abusing adolescents.Publisher: Philadelphia * W.B. Saunders Co.;Source: Pp. 177-199. In: Jaffe, S. L., ed. Adolescent substance abuse and dual disorders. (Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America, Vol. 5, No. 1.) xiv + 261 pp.Year: 1996
Title: A triangle of ashes.Publisher: San Francisco, CA * Lifeline Press;Source: xiv + 94 pp.Year: 1987
Title: Troubled teens: tips for interviewing adolescents with problems.Year: 1990Journal: Employee Assistance 2 (No. 11): 20-21,ISSN: 1042-1963 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: Turning relapse into recovery.Year: 1988Journal: Alcoholism and Addiction 8 (No. 5): 47,ISSN: 0884-1403 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: Twelve-month abstinence from alcohol and long-term drinking and marital outcomes in men with severe alcohol problems.Year: 1998Journal: Journal of Studies on Alcohol 59: 591-598,ISSN: 0096-882X Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: The twelve-step facilitation handbook: a systematic approach to early recovery from alcoholism and addiction.Publisher: New York * Lexington Books;Source: xxii + 214 pp.Year: 1992
Title: Twelve step programPublisher: Chevy Chase, MD * American Society of Addiction MedicineSource: Section 9, Chap. 1, pp. 693-705. In: Graham, A. W. and Schultz, T. K., eds. Principles of addiction medicine. 2d ed. xxxvi + 1338 pp.Year: 1998
Title: Twelve step programs.Publisher: Chevy Chase, MD * American Society of Addiction Medicine;Source: Section XIV, Chap. 2, 9 pp. In: Miller, N. S., ed. Principles of addiction medicine. (varying pages)Year: 1994
Title: Twelve step programs: a contemporary American quest for meaning and spiritual renewalPublisher: Westport, CT * PraegerSource: viii + 191 pp.Year: 1997
Title: The twelve steps: a pathway to recovery.Publisher: Philadelphia * W. B. Saunders Co.;Source: Pp. 107-119. In: Blondell, R. D., ed. Substance abuse. (Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, Vol. 20, No. 1.) xiv + 276 pp.Year: 1993
Title: Twelve steps to family recovery.Year: 1989Journal: Focus on Chemically Dependent Families 12 (No. 5): 24-25, 37-39,ISSN: 1044-1719 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: Twenty-five basic joining techniques in family therapy.Year: 1990Journal: Journal of Psychoactive Drugs 22: 89-90,ISSN: 0279-1072 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: Under the influence: alcohol and human behavior.Publisher: Pacific Grove, CA * Brooks/Cole Publishing Co.;Source: xiii + 335 pp.Year: 1994
Title: Understanding addictionPublisher: Jackson * University Press of MississippiSource: x + 209 pp.Year: 2000
Title: Understanding alcohol.Publisher: St. Louis * Mosby Year BookSource: 2d ed. xvii + 274 pp.Year: 1992
Title: Understanding and managing expressed emotion in the couples treatment of alcoholismYear: 1998Journal: In Session: Psychotherapy in Practice 4(3): 55-71ISSN: 1520-6572 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: Understanding and treating codependence.Publisher: Englewood Cliffs, NJ * Prentice-Hall;Source: xii + 212 pp.Year: 1991
Title: Understanding and treating codependence.Publisher: Englewood Cliffs, NJ * Prentice Hall;Source: xxi + 212 pp.Year: 1991
Title: Understanding cultural values of Latino male alcoholics and their families: a culture sensitive model.Year: 1991Journal: Journal of Chemical Dependency Treatment 4 (No. 1): 137-155,ISSN: 0885-4734 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: Understanding drugs of abuse: the processes of addiction, treatment, and recovery.Publisher: Washington * American Psychiatric Press;Source: xx + 363 pp.Year: 1994
Title: Understanding the problem: the gap between substance abuse programs and child welfare servicesPublisher: Thousand Oaks, CA * SAGE Publications;Source: Chap. 3, pp. 62-95. In: Hampton, R. L., Senatore, V. and Gullotta, T. P., eds. Substance abuse, family violence, and child welfare: bridging perspectives. (Issues in Children's and Families' Lives, vol. 10.) xv + 285 pp.Year: 1998
Title: Unilateral family therapy with the spouses of alcoholics.Year: 1986Journal: Journal of Social Service Research 10: 145-162,
Title: Unilateral family therapy with spouses of uncooperative alcohol abusers.Publisher: New York * Guilford Press;Source: Chap. 1, pp. 3-33. In: O'Farrell, T. J., ed. Treating alcohol problems: marital and family interventions. xviii + 446 pp.Year: 1993
Title: Unilateral relationship enhancement in the treatment of spouses of uncooperative alcohol abusers.Year: 1990Journal: American Journal of Family Therapy 18 (No. 4): 334-344,
Title: Unraveling the ties that bind: family approaches for alcoholism and addiction.Year: 1987Journal: Focus on Chemically Dependent Families 10 (No. 5): 10-11, 26-27, 32-33, 35-36, 45-46,ISSN: 1044-1719 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: Unresolved feelings of guilt and shame in the maternal role with substance-dependent African American womenYear: 2001Journal: Journal of Nursing Scholarship 33(1): 47-52ISSN: 1527-6546 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: Uppers, downers, all arounders: physical and mental effects of psychoactive drugs. 3d ed.Publisher: Ashland, OR * CNS PublicationsFormat: Manual. 3.Source: viii + 488 pp.Year: 1997
Title: The use of drawings in the assessment and treatment of children of alcoholics.Year: 1986Journal: Journal of Pediatric Nursing 1: 178-194,
Title: The use of multi-family play groups for families with a parent in addiction recovery.Year: 1997Journal: Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly 15 (No. 1): 15-28,ISSN: 0734-7324 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: The use of multiple family group treatment in a chemical dependence treatment programme.Publisher: Lausanne, Switzerland * International Council on Alcohol and AddictionsSource: Pp. 211-219. In: Tongue, A. and Tongue, E., eds. Proceedings of the 31st International Institute on the Prevention and Treatment of Alcoholism. Vol. 2. Rome, 2-7 June 1985. 568 pp.Year: 1986
Title: Using couples therapy in the treatment of alcoholism.Year: 1991Journal: Family Dynamics of Addiction Quarterly 1 (no. 4): 39-45,
Title: Using family and peer support to improve treatment outcome.Year: 1994Journal: Counselor, Arlington, VA 12 (No. 1): 10-14,
Title: Using family influence to motivate alcoholics to enter treatment: the Johnson Institute intervention approach.Publisher: New York * Guilford Press;Source: Chap. 3, pp. 54-77. In: O'Farrell, T. J., ed. Treating alcohol problems: marital and family interventions. xviii + 446 pp.Year: 1993
Title: Variables associated with therapy attendance in runaway substance abusing youth: preliminary findingsYear: 2001Journal: American Journal of Family Therapy 29: 411-420
Title: Verbal aggression among male alcoholic patients and their wives in the year before and two years after alcoholism treatmentYear: 2000Journal: Journal of Family Violence 15(4): 295-310ISSN: 0885-7482 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: Videotaping in groups for children of substance abusers: a strategy for emotionally disturbed, acting out children.Year: 1987Journal: Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly 4 (No. 2): 71-85,ISSN: 0734-7324 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: The wall of words: discovering feelings through play therapy.Year: 1987Journal: Focus on Chemically Dependent Families 10 (No. 6): 12-13, 27,ISSN: 1044-1719 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: Warning! Helping can be harmful to your health: break the habit. Try Codependents Anonymous for helping professionals--CODAHP.Year: 1989Journal: Professional Counselor 3 (No. 6): 37-41,ISSN: 1086-3397 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: Warning! Helping can be harmful to your health: break the habit. Try Codependents Anonymous for helping professionals--CODAHP.Year: 1989Journal: Professional Counselor 3 (No. 6): 37-41,ISSN: 1086-3397 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: Warning signs: a parent's guide to in-time intervention in drug and alcohol abuse.Publisher: New York * Warner Books;Source: xi + 150 pp.Year: 1988
Title: What do we mean by healing?Year: 1989Journal: Focus on Chemically Dependent Families 12 (No. 5): 26-36,ISSN: 1044-1719 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: What services are being offered by whom? A survey of substance abuse programs in New Mexico.Year: 1997Journal: Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly 15 (No. 3): 47-61,ISSN: 0734-7324 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: What should I know about someone who abuses alcohol or other drugs?Publisher: Holmes Beach, FL * Learning PublicationsSource: 58 pp.Year: 1994
Title: When our work reopens our wounds: monitoring our emotions during therapy.Year: 1988Journal: Focus on Chemically Dependent Families 11 (No. 2): 17,ISSN: 1044-1719 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: When you face the chemically dependent patient: a practical guide for nurses.Publisher: St. Louis, MO * Ishiyaku EuroAmericaSource: 207 pp.Year: 1987
Title: Where are the children? An examination of children's living arrangements when mothers enter residential drug treatmentYear: 2003Journal: Journal of Drug Issues 33(2): 305-324ISSN: 0022-0426 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: The whole family has been affected--the whole family needs help.Publisher: Sydney * Alcohol & Drug FoundationSource: Pp. 176-178. In: Proceedings of the International Congress on Alcohol, other Drugs and the Family. x + 294 pp.Year: 1989
Title: Whose unfinished family business is it? Co-dependent therapists and the myth of professional immunity.Year: 1988Journal: Focus on Chemically Dependent Families 11 (No. 5): 24-25, 37, 40-41, 45,ISSN: 1044-1719 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: Who's on top? Sexism, alcoholism and systemic therapy with couples.Publisher: Binghamton, NY * Haworth PressSource: Chap. 8, pp. 147-160. In: Bepko, C., ed. Feminism and addiction. (Journal of Feminist Family Therapy, Vol. 3, Nos. 3/4.) 224 pp.Year: 1991
Title: With a little help from my friends: the use of peers in the family therapy of adolescent substance abusers.Year: 1991Journal: Family Dynamics of Addiction Quarterly 1 (No. 1): 69-76,
Title: Women affected by addictionsPublisher: San Francisco * Jossey-BassSource: Chap. 22, pp. 487-511. In: Straussner, S. L. A. and Brown, S., eds. The handbook of addiction treatment for women: theory and practice. xvii + 620 pp.Year: 2002
Title: Women and children in residential treatment: outcomes for mothers and their infants.Year: 1997Journal: Journal of Drug Issues 27: 585-606,ISSN: 0022-0426 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: Women married to alcoholics: help and hope for nonalcoholic partners.Publisher: New York * William MorrowSource: 211 pp.Year: 1989
Title: Women with alcoholic husbands: ambivalence and the trap of codependency.Publisher: Chapel Hill * University of North Carolina PressSource: xiv + 223 pp.Year: 1992
Title: Working through the concerned significant otherPublisher: New York * Plenum PressSource: Chap. 11, pp. 149-161. In: Miller, W. R. and Heather, N., eds. Treating addictive behaviors. 2d ed. xii + 357pp.Year: 1998
Title: Working with children and families affected by substance abuse: a guide for early childhood education and human service staff.Publisher: West Nyack, NY * Center for Applied Research in Education;Source: xx + 185 pp.Year: 1996
Title: Working with children of alcoholics: the practitioner's handbookPublisher: Thousand Oaks, CA * SAGE PublicationsFormat: Manual. 4.Source: xi + 233pp.Year: 1998
Title: Working with children of alcoholics: the practitioner's handbook.Publisher: Lexington, MA * Lexington Books;Source: xxiv + 253 pp.Year: 1989
Title: Working with children of alcoholics: the practitioner's handbook.Publisher: Lexington, MA * Lexington BooksSource: xxiv + 253 pp.Year: 1989
Title: Working with families affected by substance abusePublisher: Greensboro, NC * ERIC Clearinghouse on Counseling and Student ServicesSource: Chap. 8, pp. 177-214. In: Sales, A., ed. Substance abuse and counseling. xx + 466 pp.Year: 2000
Title: Working with the family.Publisher: Center City, MN * Hazelden;Source: Chap. 13, pp. 213-228. In: Miller, N. S., ed. Treating coexisting psychiatric and addictive disorders: a practical guide. viii + 229 pp.Year: 1994
Title: Working with resistant drug abusers.Year: 1995Journal: Social Work 40: 17-23,ISSN: 0037-8046 Full text availability is for Rutgers access only
Title: Working with spouses, children and significant others.Publisher: ChicagoSource: Pp. 130-132. In: American Medical Association. Human Behavior Program. Physician health and effectiveness: new directions. 170 pp.Year: 1985
Title: You have to hit bottom first.Publisher: Louisville, KY * Presbyterian Church (USA);Source: Pp. 84-89. In: A body broken: substance abuse and the church. (Church and Society, Vol. 82, No. 5.) 144 pp.Year: 1992
Title: Young children of alcoholics: a group treatment model.Year: 1992Journal: Soc. Work Hlth Care 16 (No. 3): 53-65,
Title: Young people and drugs: evaluation & treatment.Publisher: Center City, MN * HazeldenSource: xv + 144 pp.Year: 1989