Perspectives on Substance Use, Disorders, and Addiction: With Clinical Cases
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781483377742
ISBN-10: 1483377741
Pagini: 256
Dimensiuni: 187 x 232 mm
Ediția:Second Edition
Editura: SAGE Publications
Colecția Sage Publications, Inc
Locul publicării:Thousand Oaks, United States
ISBN-10: 1483377741
Pagini: 256
Dimensiuni: 187 x 232 mm
Ediția:Second Edition
Editura: SAGE Publications
Colecția Sage Publications, Inc
Locul publicării:Thousand Oaks, United States
Recenzii
"The
human
condition
is
one
that
destines
us
to
alternate
between
states
of
contentment,
discomfort,
distress,
and,
worst
of
all,
unbearable
suffering.
Alcohol
and
other
drugs
(AODs)
can
enhance,
alter,
and
relieve
such
feeling
states.
Margaret
Fetting
in
this
wonderfully
nuanced
and
sophisticated
book
explores
and
explains
how
and
why
this
is
so
dating
back
to
ancient
times
up
to
the
present.
Professor
Fetting
richly
explores
the
historical,
cultural,
social,
and
clinical
contexts,
and
related
theories,
of
intoxicant
use
in
pursuing
her
special
perspective.
Throughout
the
book
she
provides
compelling
case
vignettes
that
richly
illustrate
the
various
situations
in
which
we
use
AODs
adaptively
and
maladaptively.
She
is
passionate
about
her
subject
matter;
her
writing
style
is
evocative,
and
she
builds
a
compelling
narrative
for
why
the
desire
for
AODs
is
enjoyable
for
most,
problematic
for
some,
and
devastating
for
a
few.
After
pondering,
studying,
and
treating
these
problems
now
approaching
five
decades
I
find
her
approach
and
perspective
very
refreshing
because
it
takes
me
beyond
my
own
models
and
paradigms
for
understanding,
at
the
same
time
it
provides
me
with
a
more
flexible
basis
to
better
appreciate
the
wide
range
of
use
that
AODs
take
in
all
its
variant
normal
and
pathological
forms."
"Margaret Fetting has produced an excellent and encompassing harm reduction perspective on drug use, abuse, and treatment for the globalized twenty-first century.”
"Perspectives on Substance Use, Disorders, and Addiction, by Margaret Fetting is a special textbook for the beginning student and the experienced practitioner alike. It is intended as a thought-provoking overview of what is most cutting edge in thinking and clinical practice about substance use along the spectrum from non-problematic through addictive. This book is radical in acknowledging what we all know, that people have used substances for their positive effects from the beginning of time. It is ambitious in suggesting that we must consider many factors in any honest, disciplined attempt to understand how and why substance use becomes so devastating for individuals and society: globalization and other socio-cultural factors, individual cultural and family history, learning, personal meaning and self-medication of suffering. Fetting introduces each of these areas clearly and succinctly. Her overarching philosophy for helping is harm reduction, an approach that is fully committed to seeing each individual who struggles with substance use issues as a unique human in unique circumstances who needs help that is collaboratively tailored to them. The ideas in this book are brought to life with powerful case vignettes and student contributions that bring the reader into real people’s lives. I have learned much that I am already using in my teaching and clinical work. I know you will too. Enjoy!"
"Dr. Margaret Fetting's book is essential reading for students, clinicians, and those who suffer from alcohol and substance use disorders. Fetting traces the ancient roots of the human wish to become intoxicated, and, without judgment, puts that desire into a modern context. For the past 80 years, the U.S. has relied on a one-size-fits-all treatment for a complex set of problems, and Fetting presents flexible and innovative approaches for addiction and substance-use disorders at a time when Americans are desperate for alternatives -- for themselves, their loved ones, and their clients. This highly readable, engaging book is essential for clinicians, faculty and students of addiction and also those who struggle with substance- and alcohol-use disorders themselves."
"Margaret Fetting has produced an excellent and encompassing harm reduction perspective on drug use, abuse, and treatment for the globalized twenty-first century.”
"Perspectives on Substance Use, Disorders, and Addiction, by Margaret Fetting is a special textbook for the beginning student and the experienced practitioner alike. It is intended as a thought-provoking overview of what is most cutting edge in thinking and clinical practice about substance use along the spectrum from non-problematic through addictive. This book is radical in acknowledging what we all know, that people have used substances for their positive effects from the beginning of time. It is ambitious in suggesting that we must consider many factors in any honest, disciplined attempt to understand how and why substance use becomes so devastating for individuals and society: globalization and other socio-cultural factors, individual cultural and family history, learning, personal meaning and self-medication of suffering. Fetting introduces each of these areas clearly and succinctly. Her overarching philosophy for helping is harm reduction, an approach that is fully committed to seeing each individual who struggles with substance use issues as a unique human in unique circumstances who needs help that is collaboratively tailored to them. The ideas in this book are brought to life with powerful case vignettes and student contributions that bring the reader into real people’s lives. I have learned much that I am already using in my teaching and clinical work. I know you will too. Enjoy!"
"Dr. Margaret Fetting's book is essential reading for students, clinicians, and those who suffer from alcohol and substance use disorders. Fetting traces the ancient roots of the human wish to become intoxicated, and, without judgment, puts that desire into a modern context. For the past 80 years, the U.S. has relied on a one-size-fits-all treatment for a complex set of problems, and Fetting presents flexible and innovative approaches for addiction and substance-use disorders at a time when Americans are desperate for alternatives -- for themselves, their loved ones, and their clients. This highly readable, engaging book is essential for clinicians, faculty and students of addiction and also those who struggle with substance- and alcohol-use disorders themselves."
Cuprins
Part
I:
A
Perspective
on
the
World
of
Substance
Use
Disorders
and
Addiction
Chapter I: Philosophical Core
Philosophical Core
Chapter II: Ancient Desires and Symposiums
Ancient Desires and Symposiums
Chapter Summary and Reflections
Chapter III: Globalization and Addiction
Key Words: Dikaiosunê, Psychosocial Integration, and Dislocation
Daily Impacts and Everyday Stories
Addiction Symptoms as Social Adaptation, Not Individual Pathology
Clinical Cases
Chapter Summary and Reflections
Chapter IV: Cultural Stories
Cultural Prohibitions, Approvals, Disapprovals, and Treatments
Avoidance of Communication on the Topic of AOD and Their Problems
Chapter Summary and Reflections
Chapter V: Contemporary Concepts
Contemporary Concepts
Chapter Summary and Reflections
Part II: A Perspective on Diagnosis and Substance Classification
Chapter VI: DSM-5 and Fifteen Clinical Sketches of Using, Misusing, and Addiction
Recent DSM History
From Over- and Under-Diagnosing to Exploring Clinical Sketches
Reading the Clinical Sketches
Clinical Sketches (DSM-5)
Chapter Summary and Reflections
Chapter VII: Ten Classes of Substances and Gambling
Basic Neuroscience
Research Chemicals, Legal Highs, and Web 2.0
Gambling and the DSM
Reference Charts
Chapter Summary and Reflections with Further Study
Part III: A Perspective on the Suffering Behind Substance Use Disorders and Addiction
Chapter VIII: Self-Medication, Psychoanalytic, and Psychodynamic Theories
Self-Medication Theorists
Chapter Summary and Reflections
Part IV: A Perspective on Treatment
Chapter IX: They Symposium Approach: Use, Prevention, Education, and Treatment
Four Guiding Principles of the Symposium Approach
Reading the Case Studies
Chapter Summary and Reflections
Chapter X: Non-Problematic Use (Healthy)
Clinical Cases
Chapter XI: Mild Substance Use Disorder
Clinical Cases
Chapter XII: Moderate Substance Use Disorder
Clinical Cases
Chapter XIII: Severe Substance Use Disorder
Clinical Cases
Chapter XIV: Addiction
Clinical Cases
Epilogue
References
Glossary
Index
About the Author
Chapter I: Philosophical Core
Philosophical Core
Chapter II: Ancient Desires and Symposiums
Ancient Desires and Symposiums
Chapter Summary and Reflections
Chapter III: Globalization and Addiction
Key Words: Dikaiosunê, Psychosocial Integration, and Dislocation
Daily Impacts and Everyday Stories
Addiction Symptoms as Social Adaptation, Not Individual Pathology
Clinical Cases
Chapter Summary and Reflections
Chapter IV: Cultural Stories
Cultural Prohibitions, Approvals, Disapprovals, and Treatments
Avoidance of Communication on the Topic of AOD and Their Problems
Chapter Summary and Reflections
Chapter V: Contemporary Concepts
Contemporary Concepts
Chapter Summary and Reflections
Part II: A Perspective on Diagnosis and Substance Classification
Chapter VI: DSM-5 and Fifteen Clinical Sketches of Using, Misusing, and Addiction
Recent DSM History
From Over- and Under-Diagnosing to Exploring Clinical Sketches
Reading the Clinical Sketches
Clinical Sketches (DSM-5)
Chapter Summary and Reflections
Chapter VII: Ten Classes of Substances and Gambling
Basic Neuroscience
Research Chemicals, Legal Highs, and Web 2.0
Gambling and the DSM
Reference Charts
Chapter Summary and Reflections with Further Study
Part III: A Perspective on the Suffering Behind Substance Use Disorders and Addiction
Chapter VIII: Self-Medication, Psychoanalytic, and Psychodynamic Theories
Self-Medication Theorists
Chapter Summary and Reflections
Part IV: A Perspective on Treatment
Chapter IX: They Symposium Approach: Use, Prevention, Education, and Treatment
Four Guiding Principles of the Symposium Approach
Reading the Case Studies
Chapter Summary and Reflections
Chapter X: Non-Problematic Use (Healthy)
Clinical Cases
Chapter XI: Mild Substance Use Disorder
Clinical Cases
Chapter XII: Moderate Substance Use Disorder
Clinical Cases
Chapter XIII: Severe Substance Use Disorder
Clinical Cases
Chapter XIV: Addiction
Clinical Cases
Epilogue
References
Glossary
Index
About the Author
Descriere
Perspectives
on
Substance
Use,
Disorders,
and
Addiction, Second
Edition presents
students
and
practitioners
with
new
ways
to
think
about
the
relationships,
enjoyments,
and
troubles
with
substances
of
pleasure.