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Spirituality and Religiousness and Alcohol/Other Drug Problems
Treatment and Recovery Perspectives
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Treatment and Recovery Perspectives
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An in-depth look at the relevance of religious and spiritual issues to alcohol and drug use and abuse throughout the lifespanSpiritual issues and forgiveness are oft-neglected topics in treatment programs for substance abusers. This unique book brings those underrated components of recovery to the forefront through current research, cas
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Numbers followed by âfâ indicate figure; âtâ following a page number indicates tabular material.
AA. See Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
ABCT. See Alcohol Behavioral Couples Therapy (ABCT)
Abuse. See Drug abuse; Substance abuse; specific types, e.g., Alcohol abuse
Addiction Safety Index (ASI)âExpanded, Self-Administered Version, 95-96
Adolescent(s), substance abuse among, relationship of church attendance or religiousness to, 75-87. See also Religiousness, relationship to adolescentsâ use of alcohol, drugs, and delinquency
Age, effects on recovery after AODârelated problems, 186-190
Al-Anon, 5
in family therapy of alcohol abuse, 180
Alcohol
religion and, relationship between, research on, 25-28
women dependent on, mental health outcomes among, religious involvement effects on, 89-108. See also Women, alcohol- and drug-dependent, mental health outcomes among, religious involvement effects on
Alcohol abuse. See also Alcohol/other drug (AOD) problems
adolescent, relationship to adolescentsâ use of alcohol, drugs, and delinquency, 75-87. See also Religiousness, relationship to adolescentsâ use of alcohol, drugs, and delinquency
among couples
effects on children, 173
effects on family, 172-173
among homeless veterans, treatment of, spiritual well-being, relationships, and work satisfaction in, 109-124. See also Homeless veterans, with AOD problems, treatment of
family functioning effects of, 172-173
marriage and family contexts of, 171-184
functioning-related effects of, 172-173
proposed model for, 173-175, 174f
treatment of, for couples and family
AA, 180
ABCT, 177
Al-Anon, 180
BCT, 177
Bowenian family therapy, 179
community-based interventions, 180
CRAFT program, 179-180
family systems therapy, 177-178
Johnson Intervention, 180
models of, 176-181
programmatic approaches to, 179-180
Project CALM, 179
traditional family therapy, 176-178
trans-theoretical factors in, 175-176
UFT, 178-179
without forgiveness, model of, 152, 152f
Alcohol Behavioral Couples Therapy (ABCT), 177
Alcoholics
recovering, quality of life satisfaction in
study of, 33-73
analytic plan in, 49-52, 49f-51f
clinical implications of, 61-63
discussion of, 57-64
materials and methods in, 46-52, 49f-51f
measures in, 46-49
objectives of, 45
results of, 52-56, 53t, 54t
sample in, 46
support groups and, 33-73. See also 12-step fellowships; specific groups, e.g., Spiritual groups
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), 2, 9, 10, 12, 24, 42
in family treatment of alcohol abuse, 180
spiritualit...
Table of contents
- Cover
- Halftitle
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- Themes and Patterns of SpiritualityâReligiousness and Alcohol/Other Drug Problems: Treatment and Recovery Perspectives
- Spirituality and Religiousness and Alcohol/Other Drug Problems: Conceptual Framework
- Protestantism and Alcoholism: Spiritual and Religious Considerations
- The Role of Social Supports, Spirituality, Religiousness, Life Meaning and Affiliation with 12-Step Fellowships in Quality of Life Satisfaction Among Individuals in Recovery from Alcohol and Drug Problems
- Church Attendance or Religiousness: Their Relationship to Adolescentsâ Use of Alcohol, Other Drugs, and Delinquency
- Dimensions of Religious Involvement and Mental Health Outcomes Among Alcohol- and Drug-Dependent Women
- Spiritual Well-Being, Relationships, and Work Satisfaction in the Treatment of Homeless Veterans with Alcohol/Other Drug Problems
- Forgiveness in the Treatment of Persons with Alcohol Problems
- Alcohol and Other Drug Problems Among Homeless Veterans: A Life-Course Theory of Forgiveness
- Alcohol Abuse in Marriage and Family Contexts: Relational Pathways to Recovery
- Recovery Across the Life Cycle from Alcohol/Other Drug Problems: Pathways, Styles, and Developmental Stages
- Index