… to persistent drug use, and the absence of the drug leading … A common explanation, from a
psychoanalytic perspective, is … , tobacco abuse and illicit substance dependence. Since ASC …

… The most important, however, was the honor and dignity the … that can better correspond to
the field's unresolved questions. … uncontrollable abuse and addiction behavior was related to …

… trauma, neglect, and abuse could play a role in the origins … awoke previously repressed
unresolved feelings of loss and … are now more directly linked to theories of therapeutic action, …

… Is it more urgent to ask about early memories, parent … between global theories (such as
psychoanalysis, cognitive, and … and treating problems related to their level of personality theory. …

… surely must be that psychoanalysis has a crucial problem. … Fabián Naparstek argues that
in Freud’s time drug use is one … left unanswered: how do we know that the effects of drugs are …

… Even when we manage the unresolved pain, we’re still not there. … ,16 and 8.1 million have
an illegal drug use disorder.17 If … Psychoanalysis offered my first chance at a relationship that …

… Most research in this field is related to predicting or measuring … the complex of substance
dependence and abuse. In the last 60-… is the most significant element in AA program and will be …

… psychoanalysis in that the therapist and patient work more … become more deeply connected
to others and more prepared … the cutlery off the table while screaming abuse at the rest of the …

… of our intellectual power - what is unsolved; (3) what has been … model of addiction is that
drugs of abuse directly stimulate … subsequent to long-term drug use, which alters the level of …

… substance use and dependence (Marcellus, 2017; Valtonen, Cameron Padmore, Sogren,et
al., 2009). People who use or abuse substances … : this was deemed important as, given the …