Addiction Counselors -Week 1
Arthur, A. J. (2000). Identification and management of late life depression: Working across primary care and community service boundaries. (Order No. U135547, University of Leicester (United Kingdom)). PQDT - UK & Ireland, Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/301554646?accountid=35796. (301554646). The author, researchers that investigate the gender differences in for problem drinking in clients. This study employs an independent samples design, as research suggests that women may make more external attributions for problem drinking than men.
Bowers, M. (2000). Young people and problem drug use : The role of attachment theory and family background. (Order No. U135553, University of Leicester (United Kingdom)). PQDT - UK & Ireland, Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/301545184?accountid=35796. (301545184).
The findings show that the young people with drug use problems differed from the control group in that they emphasized the positive consequences of drug use and were more likely to leave school early. However, there was an absence of a direct relationship between family and related. Researches have been looking around different gender and match that the cases decrease among years, since there is an empty attach between family members. This research was based on different family experiences.
Kellett, S. K. (2002). Causal attributions for problem drinking: Gender differences and predictors of therapeutic outcome. (Order No. U158572, University of Leicester (United Kingdom)). PQDT - UK & Ireland, Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/301562982?accountid=35796. (301562982).
Researchers at the Retrieved had identified a number of obstacles to treatment of late life depression. Based on their thesis consists of two studies to evaluate the effectiveness of a structured approach by primary care and community services to the identification and management of depression among older people. Phase One
Bowers, M. (2000). Young people and problem drug use : The role of attachment theory and family background. (Order No. U135553, University of Leicester (United Kingdom)). PQDT - UK & Ireland, Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/301545184?accountid=35796. (301545184).
The findings show that the young people with drug use problems differed from the control group in that they emphasized the positive consequences of drug use and were more likely to leave school early. However, there was an absence of a direct relationship between family and related. Researches have been looking around different gender and match that the cases decrease among years, since there is an empty attach between family members. This research was based on different family experiences.
Kellett, S. K. (2002). Causal attributions for problem drinking: Gender differences and predictors of therapeutic outcome. (Order No. U158572, University of Leicester (United Kingdom)). PQDT - UK & Ireland, Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/301562982?accountid=35796. (301562982).
Researchers at the Retrieved had identified a number of obstacles to treatment of late life depression. Based on their thesis consists of two studies to evaluate the effectiveness of a structured approach by primary care and community services to the identification and management of depression among older people. Phase One