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Volume 28, Number 2, 1 May 2003

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Editorial

Free Content Meeting the Challenges of Substance Misuse: Making Inroads One Step at a Time
pp. 83-88(6)
Author: Abbott A.A.

Articles

Free Content Denial of AOD Use: An Issue for Social Workers and the Profession
pp. 89-97(9)
Author: Clay Siebert D.

Free Content Readiness to Adopt Best Practices among Adolescents' AOD Treatment Providers
pp. 99-105(7)
Authors: Burke A.C.; Early T.J.

Free Content Demographic and Clinical Correlates of Client Motivation among Substance Abusers
pp. 107-115(9)
Authors: Rapp R.C.; Siegal H.A.; Deliberty R.N.

Free Content Harm Reduction: A Social Work Practice Model and Social Justice Agenda
pp. 117-125(9)
Authors: Brocato J.; Wagner E.F.

Free Content Oregon's Transition to a Managed Care Model for Medicaid-Funded Substance Abuse Treatment: Steamrolling the Glass Menagerie
pp. 126-136(11)
Authors: D'Ambrosio R.; Mondeaux F.; Gabriel R.M.; Laws K.E.

Free Content Twelve-Step Recovery and Community Service
pp. 137-145(9)
Authors: Farris Kurtz L.; Fisher M.

Free Content Group Interventions with Low-Income African American Women Recovering from Chemical Dependency
pp. 146-156(11)
Authors: Washington O.G.M.; Moxley D.P.

Free Content Psychiatric Disorders and Substance Dependence among Unmarried Low-Income Mothers
pp. 157-165(9)
Authors: Rosen D.; Spencer M.S.; Tolman R.M.; Williams D.R.; Jackson J.S.

Free Content Project Assist: A Modified Therapeutic Community for Homeless Women Living with HIV/AIDS and Chemical Dependency
pp. 166-168(3)
Authors: Bride B.E.; Real E.

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