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Publisher: National Association of Social Workers

Volume 27, Number 3, 1 August 2002
Special Issue on Substance Abuse
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Guest Editorial

Health Care Challenges Created by Substance Abuse: TheWhole Is Definitely Bigger than the Sum of Its Parts
pp. 162-165(4)
Author: Abbott A.A.

Articles

Perinatal Care for Women Who Are Addicted: Implications for Empowerment
pp. 166-174(9)
Author: Carter C.S.

Drug Abuse Risks for Acculturating Immigrant Adolescents: Case Study of Asian Indians in the United States
pp. 175-183(9)
Author: Bhattacharya G.

College Students' Drinking: Master's in Social Work Compared with Undergraduate Students
pp. 184-192(9)
Authors: Gassman R.A.; Demone H.W.; Wechsler H.

One Last Pleasure? Alcohol Use among Elderly People in Nursing Homes
pp. 193-203(11)
Authors: Klein W.C.; Jess C.

Practice Forum

Families Helping Families: Implementing a Multifamily Therapy Group with Substance-Abusing Adolescents
pp. 204-207(4)
Authors: Springer D.W.; Orsbon S.H.

Brief Motivational Intervention for Substance-Abusing Delinquent Adolescents: Guided Self-Change as a Social Work Practice Innovation
pp. 208-212(5)
Authors: Tubman J.G.; Wagner E.F.; Gil A.G.; Pate K.N.

Structured Stories: Reinforcing Social Skills in Rural Substance Abuse Treatment
pp. 213-217(5)
Authors: Leukefeld C.G.; Godlaski T.; Clark J.; Brown C.; Hays L.

Treatment with Lesbian Alcoholics: Healing Shame and Internalized Homophobia for Ongoing Sobriety
pp. 218-222(5)
Author: Bobbe J.

Harm Reduction and Injection Drug Use: Pragmatic Lessons from a Public Health Model
pp. 223-226(4)
Author: Reid R.J.

The Xchange Point:A Drop-In Center for African American Active Injection Drug Users
pp. 227-229(3)
Authors: MacMaster S.A.; Vail K.A.; Neff J.A.

A Comparison of Drug Use between Welfare-Receiving Arrestees and Non-Welfare-Receiving Arrestees
pp. 230-233(4)
Authors: Yacoubian Jr G.S.; Urbach B.J.

Defining Substance Abusers Using a Prism: What You See Is What You Get
pp. 234-237(4)
Author: Cornelius L.J.

Letters

Letters
pp. 238-240(3)

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