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Effective interventions for alcohol problems that devastate
families An individual's alcohol abuse can devastate the rest of
his or her family in various ways. Familial Responses to Alcohol
Problems explores the latest research and state-of-the-art programs
that provide effective strategies for prevention and treatment.
Experts in the fields of alcohol and families discuss the most
current studies, innovative programs, and practical therapy
approaches that focus on the goal of bringing alcoholic individuals
into recovery and mending the psychological impact on other family
members. This single volume provides specific guides and
evidence-based best practices, making it invaluable to any
professional providing therapy or counseling to families
experiencing the issues and challenges involved in recovery.
Drawing upon the perspectives from family systems theory, Familial
Responses to Alcohol Problems reviews the current literature,
research programs, and therapy approaches to family response to
alcohol. This comprehensive text discusses the topic from various
points in the lifespan, including childhood, adolescence and youth,
and older age. Discussions include examining situations when
parents have the disease that impacts their children and other
relatives, parents interacting with children to prevent or reduce a
child's involvement with alcohol, attempting to involve a family
member in seeking help with alcoholism, children intervening in a
parent's alcohol abuse, couples who enter into recovery and deal
with subsequent issues stemming from that misuse, co-occurrence of
other disorders, and recovery that includes attention to spiritual
development. Topics discussed in Familial Responses to Alcohol
Problems include: the Michigan Longitudinal Study insight into the
effect alcohol abuse in the family has on three developmental
pathways of children three researched-based approaches to treating
adolescent alcohol misuse in a family an overview describing the
invisible epidemic of alcohol abuse by older family members three
stages families encounter as they advance in recovery bringing a
family member into treatment the impact of family recovery on
members a research-based approach to bring the individual with the
alcohol problem into contact with professionals evolving issues in
recovery process, including couple identity, family origin issues,
couple interdependence issues in four common comorbidity diagnoses
with alcohol problems how and when spiritual issues may be used in
family recovery Familial Responses to Alcohol Problems is a timely
single resource presenting up-to-date research and therapy
approaches, making this text important reading for educators,
therapists, addictions counselors, and graduate students.
Effective interventions for alcohol problems that devastate
families An individual's alcohol abuse can devastate the rest of
his or her family in various ways. Familial Responses to Alcohol
Problems explores the latest research and state-of-the-art programs
that provide effective strategies for prevention and treatment.
Experts in the fields of alcohol and families discuss the most
current studies, innovative programs, and practical therapy
approaches that focus on the goal of bringing alcoholic individuals
into recovery and mending the psychological impact on other family
members. This single volume provides specific guides and
evidence-based best practices, making it invaluable to any
professional providing therapy or counseling to families
experiencing the issues and challenges involved in recovery.
Drawing upon the perspectives from family systems theory, Familial
Responses to Alcohol Problems reviews the current literature,
research programs, and therapy approaches to family response to
alcohol. This comprehensive text discusses the topic from various
points in the lifespan, including childhood, adolescence and youth,
and older age. Discussions include examining situations when
parents have the disease that impacts their children and other
relatives, parents interacting with children to prevent or reduce a
child's involvement with alcohol, attempting to involve a family
member in seeking help with alcoholism, children intervening in a
parent's alcohol abuse, couples who enter into recovery and deal
with subsequent issues stemming from that misuse, co-occurrence of
other disorders, and recovery that includes attention to spiritual
development. Topics discussed in Familial Responses to Alcohol
Problems include: the Michigan Longitudinal Study insight into the
effect alcohol abuse in the family has on three developmental
pathways of children three researched-based approaches to treating
adolescent alcohol misuse in a family an overview describing the
invisible epidemic of alcohol abuse by older family members three
stages families encounter as they advance in recovery bringing a
family member into treatment the impact of family recovery on
members a research-based approach to bring the individual with the
alcohol problem into contact with professionals evolving issues in
recovery process, including couple identity, family origin issues,
couple interdependence issues in four common comorbidity diagnoses
with alcohol problems how and when spiritual issues may be used in
family recovery Familial Responses to Alcohol Problems is a timely
single resource presenting up-to-date research and therapy
approaches, making this text important reading for educators,
therapists, addictions counselors, and graduate students.
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