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期刊名:Alcoholism treatment quarterly

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ISSN:0734-7324

e-ISSN:1544-4538

IF/分区:1.2/Q4

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Amy R Krentzman,Stacey L Barker Amy R Krentzman
Little is known about the use of positive psychology interventions (PPI) in addictions treatment. Questionnaires and interviews with alcohol and substance use disorder counselors explored theories of how PPIs might work, the degree to which...
Ariel Stone,Leonard A Jason,John M Light et al. Ariel Stone et al.
Those who study treatment and recovery from alcohol use disorder (AUD) and substance use disorder (SUD) generally agree that an individual's social context impacts his or her success (or failure) in recovery. Recently, as the use of social ...
Sarah Callahan,Leonard A Jason,LaVome Robinson Sarah Callahan
Background: In the past 30 years the rate of increase in incarceration for females who abuse substances has outpaced that of men. Women have increased health and economic disparities, and face barriers to economic mobilit...
Matthew T Lee,Maria E Pagano,Byron R Johnson et al. Matthew T Lee et al.
This article is one of the first to examine the relationships among a specific combination of "spiritual virtues" (helping others and the experience of divine love) and outcomes related to criminal involvement, sobriety, and character devel...
Kevin A Hallgren,Mandy D Owens,Julie M Brovko et al. Kevin A Hallgren et al.
Individuals receiving treatment for alcohol use disorders (AUDs) often experience urges to drink, and reductions in drinking urges during cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) predict better treatment outcomes. However, little previous work ha...
Stephen G Post,Maria E Pagano,Matthew T Lee et al. Stephen G Post et al.
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) offers a live stage to study how humility is worn by thousands for another day of sobriety and more freedom from the bondage of self. It has been the coauthors' intent to emphasize the significance of humility as a...
Pilar M Sanjuan,Matthew R Pearson,James L Langenbucher Pilar M Sanjuan
Risk factors for steroid mood effects are unclear and few studies have examined drugs used concurrently with steroids (e.g., stimulants) or emotion regulation deficits that may have unique mood effects. We examined effects of steroid use, s...
Edward B Stevens,Leonard A Jason Edward B Stevens
Alcoholics Anonymous recommends members to have sponsors, especially those early in their recovery, yet little research has been done on the qualities of an effective sponsor. 245 adults (117 females, 128 males) currently in substance use d...
Lauren M Sakai,Thomas J Esposito,Hieu H Ton-That et al. Lauren M Sakai et al.
Alcohol and drug use is prevalent in trauma patients. Concerns over the validity of self-reporting drug use could make non laboratory screening problematic. This study sought to validate patient self-report of substance use against objectiv...
Matthew T Lee,Paige S Veta,Byron R Johnson et al. Matthew T Lee et al.
The purpose of this study is to explore changes in belief orientation during treatment and the impact of increased daily spiritual experiences (DSE) on adolescent treatment response. One-hundred ninety-five adolescents court-referred to a 2...