Addictions Counseling: Body, Soul, and SpiritCognella, Incorporated, May 10, 2024 Recognizing that spirituality and religion are protective factors for individuals in recovery and can inspire greater levels of sobriety, Addictions Counseling: Body, Soul, and Spirit provides readers with a Christ-centered model for understanding, intervening, and facilitating growth with clients facing issues with addiction. The text features contributed chapters from a variety of professional addiction counselors and shares a wide array of perspectives, theories, tools, and interventions that have been proven to help individuals overcome trauma and their dependence on destructive chemicals and behaviors. The textbook provides a clear understanding of addictions in our society and equips readers with leading addiction theories and proven interventions complemented by spiritually based case studies and scriptures that can be used as alternatives or enhancements to secular techniques. It recognizes the diversity of individuals trying to overcome addiction, as well as the various types of addiction clients may experience. The book reveals the unique opportunity professional helpers have to leverage religion and spirituality to move clients past the idea of being clean and sober and toward a greater goal of personal wholeness and a stronger relationship with God. Featuring all the information needed to satisfy CACREP standards, Addictions Counseling provides future and current counselors, clinical supervisors, counselor educators, and pastors and ministers with the information they need to help heal the body, soul, and spirit of those facing addiction. Contents and Contributors Include: Preface Part I. Creation: Foundational Issues--Preparation/Perspective Chapter 1. Addictions, Religion, and Spirituality - Cyrus Williams, Ph.D., LPC, and Brittany G. Suggs, M.A., MPH, LPC Chapter 2. Chemical Addictions - Rebecca Belton, LPC Chapter 3. Process Addictions - Cyrus Williams, PhD, LPC, and Steve Stuhlreyer, PhD, LPCC-S Chapter 4. Addictions Psychopharmacology - David E. Jones, EdD Chapter 5. Psychotherapeutic Approaches - Lauren Mahan, LPC, PhD, and Michelle Colon, LPC, PhD Chapter 6. Co-Occurring Substance Use and Psychiatric Disorders - Danielle H. Johnson, LCPC, NCC Part II. Body: The Basics--Stabilizing, Guiding, and Moving Individuals Chapter 7. Addressing "What''s Wrong with What''s Strong?" - Danny Holland, PhD, LPC and Jamie Holland, DNP, PMHNP-BC, AGCNS-CB, RN Chapter 8. Screening, Assessment, and Diagnosis of Addiction - Renata Sledge PhD, LCSW, Jacqueline Barnes, PhD, LCSW, Jeanna Knight PhD, LPC, and Dixie Meyer, PhD, LPC Chapter 9. Trauma and Addiction - Violeta Luna, LMHC, NCC, BC-TMH Chapter 10. Groups in Addictions Treatment - Ashleigh Bruns, PhD, LPC, NCC, EMDR II, and Erica McLean, MA, LMHC, SUDP Part III. Soul: Helping Individuals and Communities in Recovery Chapter 11. Addictions and Pastors - Kristen Kansiewicz, PhD, LMHC, ACS Chapter 12. Women and Addiction - Elizabeth A. Yoo, MA, LCPC, CADC Chapter 13. Addictions, College Students, and Young Adults - David M. Savinsky, PhD, LPC, LMFT, LSATP, CSAC, ACS, and Brittany G. Suggs, PhD, MPH, LPC Chapter 14. Addiction and Military Personnel - Vernon B. Harris, PhD, MA, LPC, MAC, CCS Chapter 15. Addiction and the Elder Population - Kathie T. Erwin, EdD, LMHC, NCC, National Certified Gerontological Counselor Chapter 16. Families and Addiction - Elizabeth A. Munis and James N. Sells Chapter 17. Generational Curses: Family in Addiction - Elizabeth A. Yoo, MA, LCPC, CADC Chapter 18. First Responders and Addiction - Elizabeth A. Yoo, MA, LCPC, CADC Part IV. Spirit: Wholeness--Advanced Issues in Addictions Counseling Chapter 19. Spiritual Models and Counseling Interventions - Priscilla Mondt, Ph.D., M.Div., LPC Chapter 20. Ministers of Hope: The Ethics of Wonderful Counselors - Nicole G. Johnson, PhD, LPC, CAADC, CCDP-D Index |
