Substance Use Counseling: Theory and Practice (The Merrill Counseling Series)
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Substance Use Counseling: Theory and Practice (The Merrill Counseling Series)

by Robert Smith, Patricia Stevens

Psychology Counseling Addiction Recovery
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Substance Use Counseling: Theory and Practice offers an educational introduction to the theories and practical considerations involved in substance use counseling. Written by Robert Smith and Patricia Stevens for The Merrill Counseling Series, it provides a focused resource for students and professionals exploring this counseling specialty.

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Substance Use Counseling: Theory and Practice introduces the central concepts and applied methods associated with counseling people affected by substance use.

Written by Robert Smith and Patricia Stevens, this volume brings together theoretical understanding and practical counseling perspectives.

Part of The Merrill Counseling Series, it is suited to readers seeking an educational resource for studying substance use counseling.

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