Abstract Background and Aims Pharmacologically controlled drinking in the treatment of
alcohol dependence or alcohol use disorders (AUDs) is an emerging concept. Our objective …

Objective: Natural recovery and treatment outcome studies published over the past four
decades indicate that some individuals with substance use problems moderate their …

Addictive behaviors, such as substance misuse, gambling, and internet gaming, and their
attendant problems are associated with significant difficulties for individuals, families …

This study assesses the prevalence and individual and organizational predictors of
occupational burnout among addiction therapists. A total of 452 addiction therapists from a …

Previous research has examined clinicians' acceptance of non-abstinence for clients who
have a substance use disorder (SUD), but many SUD clients also present with a psychiatric …

Objective: The article offers an inventory of controversial basic issues related to treatment
responses and their sociocultural political context, highlighting policy failures and …

We examined whether acceptability of nonabstinence treatment outcome goals varied as a
function of a patient's severity of diagnosis (ICD–10 harmful use vs. dependence syndrome; …

Background: Popular views of addictive substances and behaviors constitute an important
research topic because these views have an impact upon the functioning of treatment …

Few studies have focused on the gendered differences amongst Polish migrants in their use
of alcohol or access to treatment services. This study explored the divergent pathways …

I designed this study to assess the acceptability of 12 harm reduction interventions by
American addiction treatment professionals, the availability of each intervention, and the …