Drugs in Perspective

“Drugs in Perspective” by Richard Fields, published by McGraw-Hill Education on February 17, 2009, is a comprehensive text designed for drug and substance abuse counseling courses. This 7th edition, comprising 416 pages, offers insights into the complexities of addiction and the challenges faced by health professionals working with patients, clients, and families affected by substance abuse. The book enhances understanding by improving the flow of topics and updating the research to reflect contemporary findings.
Readers will find a thorough examination of the dynamics of chemical dependency, along with discussions on the medical, psychiatric, and social aspects of substance abuse. The text serves as a valuable resource for those in education, counseling, and self-help fields, providing essential knowledge for future health professionals. With its focus on psychopharmacology and the societal implications of addiction, this edition aims to equip readers with the necessary tools to address the multifaceted issues surrounding substance abuse.
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This text is designed for the drug and substance abuse counseling course that prepares future health professionals to work with patients, clients, and families of abusers. It provides perspective on the aspects and problems associated with addiction and discusses the fundamentals of the dynamics of chemical dependency. The new edition improves topic flow for easier understanding and brings the research base into the 21st century.
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