The current chapter offers a summary of some of the challenges that confront individuals
seeking support for psychological distress and alcohol use. It is proposed that the …

Introduction The current paper offers a summary of the problems associated with the
language used to refer to individuals who simultaneously seek support for psychological …

Doctors, like other health and social care professionals, have an important role in identifying
people with early and late alcohol related problems, making the link between excessive …

This chapter explores the interconnectivity of experiences of mental health and alcohol and
other drug use. It initially sets out those critical starting points that contextualize this …

This chapter is aimed at practitioners who may not have specialist knowledge of how to
respond to people who have problems with alcohol and identifies helpful responses and …

This chapter examines the relationship between mental health and alcohol use within the
practice area. Living with and experiencing mental health problems can be disabling for the …

Abstract Management of Alcohol and Drug Problems clearly and succinctly addresses the
need for an up-to-date resource on this topic. The book's main goal is to introduce the …

Co-existing mental health and drug and alcohol problems are so common that, in clinical
settings, a large proportion of presentations can be assumed to have such problems …

Today's alcoholism treatment populations are characterized by increasing heterogeneity.
Alcoholics vary with regard to other substance use and dependence, psychiatric …

An Overview Page 1 195 Propositions for Professional Understanding and Treatment of the
Alcoholic Patient: An Overview Edward M. Scott Summary: A series of propositions delineates …