Objectives: To provide a critical review of the efficacy of brief interventions for alcohol use in
college health centers. Methods: Studies were included if (a) they examined brief …

Heavy drinking among college students remains a significant public health concern. Studies
of a brief intervention for high risk college drinkers developed by Alan Marlatt and …

Objective: Brief motivational interventions (BMIs) reduce drinking in the short term, but these
initial effects often decay. We tested the hypothesis that theory-based e-mail boosters would …

This article summarizes the proceedings of a symposium at the 2005 Research Society on
Alcoholism, Santa Barbara, California. The purpose of the symposium was to address …

Abstract [describe] 2 main categories of brief interventions [with alcohol abusing clients]:
agency-based interventions and community-based interventions/[discuss] issues relating to …

Background Computer‐delivered programs to reduce college drinking have strong appeal
but are sometimes less efficacious than their in‐person counterparts. Boosters may be an …

In response to the persistent problem of college drinking, universities have instituted a range
of alcohol intervention programs for students. Motivational feedback is one intervention that …

This study examined the effectiveness of a single-session group motivational enhancement
alcohol intervention on adjudicated male college students. Over two sequential academic …

Aims This study explores the early development of brief interventions for alcohol using a
history of ideas approach with a particular focus on intervention content. Methods The …

PURPOSE Alcohol continues to be the most frequently used drug among children and
adolescents. National data from the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System (YRBSS) …