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Problem Drinking: A Person-centered Dialogue (Living Therapy Series)

Discusses the benefits of utilizing person-centered counseling theory in treating patients with alcohol problems. Provides deep insights into what happens in counseling sessions and how person-centered counseling actually works. Outlines the basic theory and practical applications. For substance-abuse counselors. Softcover.

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College Drinking: Reframing a Social Problem

Drinking has become recognized as one of the most important problems facing today’s college student. Even though college drinking has increased only modestly over the past few decades, concern about its health, behavioral, and safety consequences has risen rapidly. This book examines college drinking as a social problem within higher education, based on interviews with many leading figures engaged in addressing the problem. It assesses the evidence about how many students drink or drink excessiv

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Question by John D: Should I have driven? (drinking)?
OK, so I had never drank at a party before tonight.

I got there around 10:30 and started drinking captain and coke, I had what was at most 4 shots, but probably 3, and stopped drinking by 11:45 or so. I got a buzz but did not want to get drunk so I stopped. The buzz had completely gone away by about 12:45, and sometime after 1 AM my friend wanted me to take her for a drive. She was wasted. We drove around for a bit and I had no trouble, then we were heading towards a 4 way stop, but the stop sign looked like it was for the road crossing the road I was on and had just gotten turned around a bit, so I wasn’t thinking about stopping yet, and she said “stop sign!”. I stopped and everything was ok. We turned around and went back unharmed.