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Figure 5.2: The cycle of addiction The cycle of addiction shows how...
Table 5 .1: Neurotransmitter functions
Table 5 .3: The transtheoretical model
Table 5 .4: Substance use disorder counseling careers
Table 5 .5: Types of trauma
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This chapter is an introduction to addiction psychology, the history and the treatment settings along with understanding levels of substance use disorders related to the DSM 5. This chapter also explains how professionals build a foundation to treat substance use disorders and the various techniques to counseling. The chapter has an overview of tra...
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