Articles from Addiction Professional (May 1, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Assistance in adopting new practices: an ATTC turns its attention to process issues in evidence-based practice.	Gumbley, Stephen J.; Squires, Daniel D.; Storti, Susan A.		1932
Barriers to medication use: myths, money, and management.	Shea, Christopher W.		2194
Being in treatment is what counts.	Smith, Stan	Letter to the editor	266
Continuing education quiz.			444
Correction.		Correction notice	48
Don't shut out contact outside of the group.	Roth, Jeffrey D.		1088
Drug court clients benefit from coercion.	Ullrich, Brad	Letter to the editor	343
Evidence-based practices: avoid impulse buying.	Hall, Denise		1001
Is pathological gambling an 'addiction'?	Erickson, Carlton K.		643
It's hard to resist the optimism.	Enos, Gary A.	Editorial	499
Let 'em work, let 'em live: workshop sessions can help clients overcome barriers to employment.	Back, Sudie E.; Chellis, A'Delle; Svikis, Dace S.; Brady, Kathleen T.		2460
More than one way to offer treatment.	Brooks, Sue	Letter to the editor	64
NAADAC undertakes fund-raising for permanent home.			133
Pharmacotherapy: integrating new tools into practice.			256
Project seeks participants for survey on informed consent.			142
Recovery's campaign manager.	Enos, Gary A.		755
Researchers explore challenges in cocaine treatment.			165
Rosecrance serenity garden: Rosecrance Griffin Williamson campus.			573
Seek a balanced approach to medications.	Roes, Nicholas A.		794
The pursuit of recovery: counselors can help homeless individuals embark on a healing path.	Brubaker, Michael; Bass, James		2478
Wearing recovery on one's sleeve: research examines the potential of biomonitoring technology to prevent relapse.	Shaw, Bret R.; Isham, Andrew		2374