Substance abuse prevention : the intersection of science and practice / Julie A. Hogan ... [and others].
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- Contributor:
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- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
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- Physical Description:
- xi, 340 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Boston : A and B, [2003]
- Summary:
- Key Benefit: This cutting-edge book responds to the growing need for a resource that addresses the rapid development of the substance abuse prevention profession. Key Topics: Substance Abuse Prevention presents the most current knowledge in the field, analyzing what does and doesn't work in the implementation of prevention programs. The book also includes a section to help you prepare for the successful completion of the ICRC examination. Market: For the substance abuse prevention professional preparing for the workplace and certification and for any substance abuse therapists, psychologist, psychiatrists.
- Contents:
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- Evolution and Training of the Prevention Discipline 1
- Attitudes about Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs (ATOD) 2
- Definitions of Use, Misuse, Abuse, and Dependence/Addiction 3
- Justification for Theory 5
- Building Blocks for the Prevention Profession 10
- 2 Prevention Research 14
- The Risk and Protective Factors Theory 15
- The Resiliency Approach 25
- The Developmental Assets Approach 26
- The Six CSAP Strategies 30
- 3 Prevention Program Planning 42
- Step 1 Assess the Readiness of the Community and Mobilize for Action 43
- Step 2 Assess the Levels of Risk Factors and Protective Factors in the Community 52
- Step 3 Translate Data into Priorities 54
- Step 4 Examine the Resources in the Community That Are Reducing Risk Factors and Increasing Protective Factors 55
- Step 5 Select a Target Population 57
- Step 6 Apply "Guiding Principles" and "Best Practices" 59
- Step 7 Evaluate 64
- 4 Facts about Drugs 68
- Models of Addiction 69
- Central Nervous System Depressants 77
- Opiates 79
- Central Nervous System Stimulants 81
- Hallucinogens 83
- Cannabinols 86
- Steroids 87
- Inhalants 88
- Drugs of Abuse Chart 90
- Gateway Drugs 90
- Trends in Drug Use 91
- 5 The Cultural Context and Ethics of Prevention 103
- Culture Defined 104
- Elements of Culture 104
- Types of Culture 107
- Cultural Competence 107
- Working in the Community 111
- Ethics in Prevention 115
- 6 Incorporating Human Development Theory into Prevention 121
- Abraham Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs 122
- Erik Erikson's Psychosocial Developmental Stages 132
- Jean Piaget's Cognitive-Developmental Stages 144
- Medicine Wheel 158
- 7 The Media and Prevention 170
- Media Advocacy 170
- Media Literacy 184
- Social Marketing 194
- 8 The Logic Model and Evaluation 210
- Logic Model 211
- Developing Evaluation Questions 217
- Internal or External Evaluations? 219
- Developing a Design to Answer Evaluation Questions 220
- Developing Methods to Carry Out the Evaluation Design 224
- Sample Logic Model with Design and Methods 227
- Analyzing Evaluation Data 227
- Conducting the Evaluation 229
- Using the Answers to the Evaluation Questions 229
- 9 Communication Strategies 233
- Communication Models 233
- Listening 236
- Public Speaking Skills 239
- Group Facilitation and Leadership Skills 244
- Leadership Styles 246
- 10 Grant Writing 252
- Introduction to Grant Writing in Prevention 252
- Motivations of Grant Makers 254
- Preliminary Steps to Grant Writing 255
- Writing Shorter Letter Proposals 260
- Writing Long Proposals 263
- General Grant-writing Tips 268
- What Happens Next? 272
- 11 Bringing It All Together 276
- Challenges in Applying Science-based Prevention Principles to Prevention Programs 276
- Review of Book's Chapters 277
- Grant Applications 279
- Hope Unlimited Discussion 288
- The Ponca Prevention Program Discussion 291
- Appendix A Community Readiness Survey 293
- Appendix B Validated Archival Indicators 299
- Appendix C Three Case Studies in Prevention 303
- Appendix D Case Study in Prevention: Closing the Gap between Research and Practice
- Lessons of the First Three Years of CSAP's National CAPT System, 1997-2000 305.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Local Notes:
- Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Class of 1924 Book Fund.
- ISBN:
- 0205341624
- OCLC:
- 49902092
- Online:
- The Class of 1924 Book Fund Home Page
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