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Use of Social Indicators in Assessment of Local Community Alcohol and Other Drug Dependence Treatment Needs Within Chicago

NCJ Number

164706

Journal

Substance Use and Misuse

Date Published

1996

Merging of Alcohol and Drug Treatment: A Policy Review

NCJ Number

164649

Journal

Journal of Public Health Policy

Date Published

1992

Illinois' Commitment to Restoring Healthy Families: A Strategy for Effective Alcohol and Other Drug Services for Women

NCJ Number

164388

Date Published

1995

Impaired Health Professionals

NCJ Number

163487

Date Published

1996

Impaired Professionals

NCJ Number

163486

Date Published

1996

Eighth Special Report to the U.S. Congress on Alcohol and Health

NCJ Number

163049

Date Published

1993

Treatment of Chronic Drunk Drivers: A Four-Year Follow-Up of the Turning Point Project

NCJ Number

162899

Journal

Journal of Criminal Justice

Date Published

1996

Detoxification From Alcohol and Other Drugs

NCJ Number

162349

Date Published

1995

State Resources and Services Related to Alcohol and Other Drug Problems for Fiscal Year 1993: An Analysis of State Alcohol and Drug Abuse Profile Data

NCJ Number

159814

Date Published

1995

Treating Alcohol and Other Drug Abusers in Rural and Frontier Areas

NCJ Number

161595

Date Published

1995

National Directory of Drug Abuse and Alcoholism Treatment and Prevention Programs: FY (Fiscal Year) 94 Survey

NCJ Number

161246

Date Published

1995

Cost-Effectiveness and Preventive Implications of Employee Assistance Programs

NCJ Number

160889

Date Published

1995

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Polydrug Abuse: Standards for Comparative Measures (From Alcohol and Drugs Research and Policy, P 125-141, 1990, Martin Plant, Cees Goos, et. al., eds. -- See NCJ-160822)

NCJ Number

160833

Date Published

1990

All-Women Treatment Groups Can Help Female Alcoholics (From Alcoholism, P 220-229, 1994, Carol Wekesser, ed. -- See NCJ- 160630)

NCJ Number

160662

Date Published

1994

Nutritional Therapy Can Help Alcoholics (From Alcoholism, P 194-198, 1994, Carol Wekesser, ed. -- See NCJ-160630)

NCJ Number

160657

Date Published

1994

Spirituality of AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) Helps Alcoholics (From Alcoholism, P 69-71, 1994, Carol Wekesser, ed. -- See NCJ- 160630)

NCJ Number

160639

Date Published

1994

Treatments Designed for Elderly Alcoholics Could Be Effective (From Alcoholism, P 230-237, 1994, Carol Wekesser, ed. -- See NCJ-160630)

NCJ Number

160663

Date Published

1994

Acupuncture Is an Effective Treatment for Alcoholism (From Alcoholism, P 199-201, 1994, Carol Wekesser, ed. -- See NCJ- 160630)

NCJ Number

160658

Date Published

1994

Studies Show Alcoholics Anonymous Is Ineffective (From Alcoholism, P 72-81, 1994, Carol Wekesser, ed. -- See NCJ-160630)

NCJ Number

160640

Date Published

1994

Psychotherapy Can Help Alcoholics (From Alcoholism, P 202- 210, 1994, Carol Wekesser, ed. -- See NCJ-160630)

NCJ Number

160659

Date Published

1994

AA's (Alcoholics Anonymous') Focus on Spirituality Is Harmful and Unnecessary (From Alcoholism, P 82-92, 1994, Carol Wekesser, ed. -- See NCJ-160630)

NCJ Number

160641

Date Published

1994

Alcoholism

NCJ Number

160630

Date Published

1994

Physicians' Warnings Can Motivate Alcoholics To Seek Treatment (From Alcoholism, P 211-215, 1994, Carol Wekesser, ed. - - See NCJ-160630)

NCJ Number

160660

Date Published

1994

AA's (Alcoholics Anonymous') Coercive Tactics Are Harmful (From Alcoholism, P 93-103, 1994, Carol Wekesser, ed. -- See NCJ- 160630)

NCJ Number

160642

Date Published

1994

Alcoholics Anonymous Is the Most Effective Treatment for Alcoholism (From Alcoholism, P 54-60, 1994, Carol Wekesser, ed. -- See NCJ-160630)

NCJ Number

160637

Date Published

1994