The Recovery Handbook: Understanding Addictions and Evidenced-Based Treatment Practices (Sociology)
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The Recovery Handbook: Understanding Addictions and Evidenced-Based Treatment Practices (Sociology)

by Nicholas D. Young, Melissa A Mumby, Jennifer A Smolinski

Education Sociology Medicine Psychology
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The Recovery Handbook offers a sociology-focused introduction to addictions, recovery, and evidence-based treatment practices. Designed for readers seeking a foundation in the subject, it connects understanding addiction with the approaches used to support treatment and recovery.

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The Recovery Handbook introduces the study of addictions and the practices associated with recovery.

With a focus on sociology, the book examines addiction-related topics through a social and treatment-oriented lens.

Its emphasis on evidence-based treatment practices provides a foundation for understanding approaches to addiction care.

This handbook is suited to readers seeking a clear introduction to addiction, recovery, and treatment practice.

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