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Substance Use Disorder Treatment

Practical Application of Counseling Theory
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Substance Use Disorder Treatment: Practical Application of Counseling Theory examines substance use disorder counseling through the lens of major counseling theories. It provides descriptions of counseling theory in action and demonstrates the application of various theories in real-world contexts. Part I of the text reviews essential information related to substance use disorder treatment, including the models of substance use, ethical issues, assessment, and diagnosis. In Parts II and III, each chapter introduces a major counseling theory, applies the theory to substance use disorder counseling, and reviews its strengths, limitations, and ethical issues. Readers develop a solid knowledge base of substance use disorder counseling, learn how to effectively intervene during sessions with clients, and develop an understanding of how to create and implement plans in support of those struggling with this condition. The second edition features new research on the correlation between neuroscience and substance use disorders, as well as updates throughout the text to align with the DSM-5. It includes fresh information on motivational interviewing--including updated terminology--and an expanded discussion of cognitive-behaviour therapy models, and theoretical integration. New or updated references and research bring the second edition up-to-date. Easy to read, compassionate, and essential, Substance Use Disorder Treatment is an ideal guide for courses in substance use disorder counseling. It is also a valuable reference for practicing counselors and those in the helping professions.
Todd F. Lewis is a professor of counselor education and the clinical mental health counseling coordinator at North Dakota State University. He holds a Ph.D. in counselor education and supervision from Kent State University. Dr. Lewis's areas of specialization include addictive behaviors; motivational interviewing; Adlerian, Gestalt, and Existential approaches to counseling; theoretical explanations of substance abuse; and quantitative research and data analysis methodologies. He has twice received the Exemplary Research Award from the International Association of Addictions and Offender Counselors and has extensive clinical experience treating clients struggling with a range of substance abuse problems.
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