Therapeutic Strategies for Treating Addiction

Understanding addiction, demonstrating its dynamics, and developing and conveying treatment approaches, require multiple perspectives. The chapters in this book communicate the theme of the journey in different forms.

Jerome David Levin, Ph.D., is a faculty member of the Humanities Department at the New School for Social Research as well as Director of the New School's Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Counselor Training Program. He is also Adjunct Associate Professor of Social Science at New York University

Introduction

xi

Therapists Are in the Freedom Business

1

(16)

Therapeutic Strategies in the Treatment of Addiction

17

(54)

Addiction as Regression to Pathological Narcissism

71

(28)

Treatment of a Borderline Patient

99

(46)

Underlying Emotional Issues

145

(12)

Sexual Addiction and the President

157

(22)

Telephone Therapy of Addiction

179

(22)

Psychodynamic Treatment of Addiction

201

(56)

Countertransference Ensnarlments

257

(28)

Interior Monologues of Substance Abusers

285

(42)

Spinoza's ``Cognitive Therapy'' of Addiction

327

(74)

Family Therapy with an Addicted Adolescent

401

(84)

The Psycho Ward

485

(16)

References

501

(10)

Index

511

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