Alcohol and other drug (AoD) problems occur at epidemic levels in society, yet many individuals do not receive adequate treatment. Research suggests that psychologists are disinterested in AoD counseling, and have AoD training, attitude, and skill deficits. The current study examined the role of AoD training and professional support on psychologists\u27 functioning as AoD counselors. The ultimate purpose of the study was to determine what interventions may be useful for improving psychologists\u27 ability to provide AoD counseling. One hundred and seventy-eight members of four divisions of the American Psychological Association were surveyed using a measure developed by the author based on prior research. Regression analyses confirmed the h...
Researchers used path analysis to examine self-stigma, help seeking, and alcohol and other drug (AOD...
As the United States is facing an unprecedented national opioid epidemic it is essential that clinic...
ABSTRACTRECOVERY FROM SUBSTANCE ABUSE: THE ROLE OF UNSUPPORTIVE SOCIAL INTERATIONSBy Michelle M. Sch...
This study replicated and expanded on Stevens\u27 (2004) findings. Stevens\u27 (2004) study examined...
The high lifetime prevalence rates of substance use disorders and the increased potential for co-occ...
Health care systems are overwhelmed by persons with substance use, abuse, and dependency problems; y...
Professional counselors and counseling psychologists have much to offer in treating substance use di...
Previous studies have demonstrated the predictive value of counselor self-efficacy and professional ...
The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of substance-abuse training in graduate counsel...
Research has suggested that consumption of alcohol in the presence of elevated posttraumatic stress ...
This nationwide, quantitative study documented licensed counselors\u27 perceived self-efficacy of ad...
Residential adult drug and alcohol treatment centers have yet to investigate the relationship betwee...
This study used the methodology of a grounded situational analysis to explore the lives of therapist...
Distressed and impaired professionals represent a problem to the professions and the consumers of th...
Although predominantly ignored in the existing literature, psychodynamic perspectives on addiction a...
Researchers used path analysis to examine self-stigma, help seeking, and alcohol and other drug (AOD...
As the United States is facing an unprecedented national opioid epidemic it is essential that clinic...
ABSTRACTRECOVERY FROM SUBSTANCE ABUSE: THE ROLE OF UNSUPPORTIVE SOCIAL INTERATIONSBy Michelle M. Sch...
This study replicated and expanded on Stevens\u27 (2004) findings. Stevens\u27 (2004) study examined...
The high lifetime prevalence rates of substance use disorders and the increased potential for co-occ...
Health care systems are overwhelmed by persons with substance use, abuse, and dependency problems; y...
Professional counselors and counseling psychologists have much to offer in treating substance use di...
Previous studies have demonstrated the predictive value of counselor self-efficacy and professional ...
The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of substance-abuse training in graduate counsel...
Research has suggested that consumption of alcohol in the presence of elevated posttraumatic stress ...
This nationwide, quantitative study documented licensed counselors\u27 perceived self-efficacy of ad...
Residential adult drug and alcohol treatment centers have yet to investigate the relationship betwee...
This study used the methodology of a grounded situational analysis to explore the lives of therapist...
Distressed and impaired professionals represent a problem to the professions and the consumers of th...
Although predominantly ignored in the existing literature, psychodynamic perspectives on addiction a...
Researchers used path analysis to examine self-stigma, help seeking, and alcohol and other drug (AOD...
As the United States is facing an unprecedented national opioid epidemic it is essential that clinic...
ABSTRACTRECOVERY FROM SUBSTANCE ABUSE: THE ROLE OF UNSUPPORTIVE SOCIAL INTERATIONSBy Michelle M. Sch...