Articles from Addiction Professional (March 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A direct contact after discharge: Connecticut agencies test telephone recovery support conducted by peers.	Broffman, Thomas; Fisher, Rick; Gilbert, William C.; Valentine, Phillip		1738
Addicted to speculation about caffeine.	Erickson, Carlton K.		665
Are 'the basics' more important than innovation?	Weiner, Michael; Mullaney, Donald		759
Assessing a client's nutritional status: counselors can learn to detect common signs of malnutrition in addicts.	Hatcher, Anne S.		1288
Back to school: counseling college substance abusers; Counselors may be wise to eschew traditional treatment approaches.	Schwarze, Mark; Osburn, Monica	Cover story	1834
Continuing education quiz.			454
Cost-effectiveness study confirms earlier findings.		Brief article	231
Drug abusers prone to bacterial infections.			190
Embracing a new medication option: a carefully designed buprenorphine protocol benefits a center's clients.	Morris, Gregg; Dunkel, David		2735
Gender matters in the counseling setting: gender-sensitive treatment can enhance women's gains.	Didham, Steve; Csiernik, Rick		1348
Give clients the license to laugh.	Roes, Nicholas A.		1017
Giving medications another look.	Enos, Gary A.		383
Help youths understand needs, fulfill them productively.	Durkee, Steven		681
Injectable naltrexone moves closer to approval.		Brief article	196
Maximizing the benefits of online therapy: counselors need new skills to achieve 'virtual intimacy' with clients.	Powell, David J.		1654
Memory, motivation, and maintenance: the addict must remember past suffering without being consumed by guilt.	DuWors, George		2277
Mentors can be found just about everywhere.	Durham, Thomas G.		687
National PSA campaign aims at underage drinking.			186
Pain relief without relapse.	Jackim, Linda Watts		580
Radio talk show explores recovery.			194
Reaching the 18-to-25 demographic: treatment should speak to goals that matter to young adults.	Gillispie, Charles		1781
Reader sees no miracle in latest drug.	Berger, Keith	Letter to the editor	476
Study seeks to close research-to-practice gap.		Brief article	147
The clinical staffing: it works like an intervention; Clients can benefit when the two processes are more closely integrated.	Lucas, Ken		1614
Understanding the client's 'type': a widely used personality tool can help professionals tailor treatment.	MacDonald-Kramer, Christine		1864
Writing as a group endeavor.	Roth, Jeffrey D.		1146