Articles from Addiction Professional (July 1, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A full picture of methamphetamine.	McAlarney, Brion P.		719
A need for accommodation: a handful of programs have stepped forward to help the physically disabled.	McAlarney, Brion P.		1385
A profession in peril: the realities of the job make it difficult to attract new addiction counselors.	Milne-Glasser, Kristin L.		1027
Buyers guide.		Directory	8168
Company index.		Directory	868
Continuing education quiz.			383
Credit card processing.			102
Examine evidence, but account for individual circumstances.	Moser, Doug	Letter to the editor	498
Federal information on medication.		Brief article	133
Honoring the past while moving forward.	Enos, Gary A.	Editorial	540
Informed purchasing decisions.	Enos, Gary A.; Edwards, Douglas J.		273
Integrating pharmacotherapy with treatment planning for alcohol dependence.	Shulman, Gerald		2374
Looking back on 35 years: NAADAC's history reflects the establishment of a professional identity for addiction counseling.	Kuehn, Donovan		4717
Looking to the laser: a healing center in Ohio uses light therapy to help clients with addictions.	Levin-Epstein, Michael		1246
New models in Minnesota: the latest entrants to counseling bring new skills, hopes for a career track.	Smith, David T.		1685
Pharmacotherapy: integrating new tools into practice.		Brief article	240
Promesa Inc.: detox and rehabilitation program.			520
Recovery Assistance Program.		Brief article	164
Relapse prevention book.			93
Seek out the information that testing provides.	Verebey, Karl		614
Small-Group Employee Assistance.			97
Survey preparation software.			123
The pre-NAADAC years: a look at the earliest helpers shows how far counseling has come.	White, William L.		2414
Time for a change: new technologies and workforce needs will drive transformation in treatment centers.	McEneaney, Kevin E.		1251
Tools for the new generation: clinicians must be prepared to offer appropriate care for co-occurring disorders.	Clark, H. Westley		730