Women, girls, and addiction : celebrating the feminine in counseling treatment and recovery

By:

Briggs, Cynthia A

Contributor(s):

Pepperell, Jennifer L

Publication details: Abingdon, Oxfordshire : Routledge, 2009ISBN:

9781138884403

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DDC classification:

616.860082 BRI

Summary: In the past, the male experience with addiction has been the sole focus of research into appropriate interventions and treatment. These methods were generalized and applied to women and girls, ignoring the unique biological, psychological, and sociological factors that influence them.

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In the past, the male experience with addiction has been the sole focus of research into appropriate interventions and treatment. These methods were generalized and applied to women and girls, ignoring the unique biological, psychological, and sociological factors that influence them.

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