By Stephen T. Higgins PhD, Kenneth Silverman PhD, Sarah H. Heil PhD, Joseph V. Brady PhD
ISBN-10: 1593855710
ISBN-13: 9781593855710
ISBN-10: 1606231561
ISBN-13: 9781606231562
Well timed and authoritative, this quantity brings jointly best scientific researchers to explain modern purposes of contingency administration rules throughout a variety of substance use issues and sufferer populations. Contingency administration makes use of a approach of incentives and disincentives to inspire sufferers to fulfill their therapy targets, and has been applied effectively in neighborhood remedy clinics, drug courts, and different settings. that includes illustrative case fabric, the publication provides a cogent empirical reason and functional techniques for focusing on significant medicines of abuse and dealing with particular populations, together with teenagers, pregnant ladies, and dually clinically determined and homeless participants. additionally addressed are the nuts and bolts of constructing and investment contingency administration courses. (20100401)
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