January 30, 2007
- Approaches to Treatment
- Co-Morbid Alcohol/Other Drug Abuse/Dependence and Psychiatric Disorders in Adolescent American Indian and Alaska Natives
- Group-Delivered Brief Intervention versus Standard Care for Mixed Alcohol/Other Drug Problems: A Preliminary Study
- Adult Attachment, Emotional Distress, and Interpersonal Problems in Alcohol and Drug Dependency Treatment
- The Relationship Between Codependency and Borderline and Dependent Personality Traits
- The Dilemma of Confrontation: Coping with Problem Drinking in the Family
- Developmental Issues in Older Drinkers' Decisions: To Drink or Not to Drink
- Religiousness and Spirituality as Possible Recovery Variables in Treated and Natural Recoveries: A Qualitative Study
- The Spiritual Characteristics of New Zealanders Entering Treatment for Alcohol/Other Drug Dependence
- Approaches to Treatment
- Co-Morbid Alcohol/Other Drug Abuse/Dependence and Psychiatric Disorders in Adolescent American Indian and Alaska Natives
- Group-Delivered Brief Intervention versus Standard Care for Mixed Alcohol/Other Drug Problems: A Preliminary Study
- Adult Attachment, Emotional Distress, and Interpersonal Problems in Alcohol and Drug Dependency Treatment
- The Relationship Between Codependency and Borderline and Dependent Personality Traits
- The Dilemma of Confrontation: Coping with Problem Drinking in the Family
- Developmental Issues in Older Drinkers' Decisions: To Drink or Not to Drink
- Religiousness and Spirituality as Possible Recovery Variables in Treated and Natural Recoveries: A Qualitative Study
- The Spiritual Characteristics of New Zealanders Entering Treatment for Alcohol/Other Drug Dependence