Treating Alcohol and Drug Problems in Psychotherapy Practice: Doing What Works
by Arnold M. Washton, Joan E. Zweben
Treating Alcohol and Drug Problems in Psychotherapy Practice equips therapists with essential strategies for addressing substance use disorders. Authors Arnold M. Washton and Joan E. Zweben focus on evidence-based methods that promote effective recovery in clinical settings. This guide emphasizes practical, results-oriented techniques for real-world application.
About This Book
This volume offers a comprehensive resource for psychotherapists addressing substance use disorders in their practice. It focuses on integrating effective treatment strategies for alcohol and drug problems.
Authors Arnold M. Washton and Joan E. Zweben draw on their expertise to outline methods that work in real-world settings. The content is designed to help clinicians apply proven techniques with clients.
Emphasizing practical application, the book guides practitioners in doing what works to support recovery. It serves as a valuable tool for those in psychotherapy seeking to enhance their skills in this area.
Overall, it promotes a structured yet flexible approach to treatment, ensuring therapists can adapt to diverse client needs effectively.
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