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E-raamat: Substance Misuse: The Implications of Research, Policy and Practice

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Substance misuse and its pervasive problems is a constant challenge for social work, health and related professionals today. With heightened political and policy emphasis on all aspects of substance misuse, it is paramount that professionals remain up-to-date on current issues and their responsibilities. Based on research and evidence, this book provides a sound basis for grounded and innovative practice.

Leading international contributors outline holistic and specialist approaches to policy and practice, and highlight the shift in emphasis from immediate risk minimisation to long-term recovery, the importance of prevention and the pivotal role of workforce development. Issues surrounding work with children and families affected by substance misuse are explored, and ways of implementing new approaches revealed. The book also looks at the impact of the smoking ban in Scotland, and suggests ways to support tobacco use cessation.

This book is essential reading for all front-line practitioners working with substance misusers, including social work, health professionals and counsellors.

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This book does a good job of covering and reconciling both ends of the spectrum - the things that never change as well as the new debates and rapid changes in the drugs field that have taken place over the last 25 years... It packs a lot into its 240 pages and most contributions are certainly interesting enough to set the reader off on a quest to find out more about each of the topics presented... A chapter provocatively entitled 'Anything new under the sun?' rightly acknowledges the complexity of a field where there are no easy answers, highlighting the ongoing interminable debates betwen 'abstinence' and 'harm reduction' in the quest for paths to 'recovery'... This book does well in covering such a wide-raging group of topics related to problem drug use. -- Drug and Alcohol Today The book serves as a valuable and scholarly resource for all those working in the field of substance abuse in the UK and indeed beyond. It is refreshing to see both alcohol and tobacco included in a book devoted to substance misuse -- Internet Law Book Reviews

Introduction 9(10)
Joy Barlow
Part I The History of Drug and Alcohol Policy
How We Got to Where We Are Now
19(20)
Charlie Lloyd
Part II Alcohol and Tobacco
Is Alcohol Different?
39(14)
Alcohol: Attitudes, beliefs and practice
Jack Law
The importance of partnerships in alcohol policy and regulation
46(7)
Gerard Vaughan
Megan Larken
Fresh Air?
53(22)
Second-hand smoke
Sally Haw
Second Chance Learning: A community-development approach to smoking cessation
62(13)
Margaret Black
Part III Treatment and Recovery, and the Wider Impacts of Substance Misuse
Treatment and Recovery
75(19)
Anything new under the sun?
Brian A. Kidd
Does drug treatment in Scotland work?
82(12)
Neil McKeganey
Employment and Problem Drug Use
94(18)
The role of employment in recovery from problem drug use
Joanne Neale
Employment projects: Examples in practice
102(10)
Bernadette Monaghan
Children Affected by Parental Drug and Alcohol Misuse
112(18)
Hidden harm: Working with serious parental drug misuse
Donald Forrester
The role of training in changing the lives of children affected by parental substance misuse
120(10)
Joyce Nicholson
We Are Family
130(16)
The role of families
Vivienne Evans Obe
Making family a part of the treatment
138(8)
Maurizio Coletti
Drugs and Crime
146(9)
Toby Seddon
Part IV Prevention
Redefining Drug Prevention
155(13)
Harry Sumnall
Lisa Jones
Children, Young People and Prevention
168(9)
Richard Ives
The Impact of Social Exclusion and Poverty on Education and Prevention
177(20)
Diverse communities - diverse needs: Delivering information on drugs and drug services to members of Black and minority ethnic communities
Jane Fountain
Wider prevention: Poverty and social exclusion
185(12)
James Egan
Part V Integrated Services and Workforce Development
Integrated Services: The Glasgow Experience
197(10)
Neil Hunter
Messages for the Workforce
207(17)
Joy Barlow Mbe
The Editor 224(1)
The Contributors 225(4)
Subject Index 229(8)
Author Index 237
Joy Barlow MBE is a freelance consultant at Joy Barlow Consultancy (www.joybarlowconsulting.com). She was previously Head of STRADA (Scottish Training - Drugs and Alcohol).