Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Substance Abuse - Shiralinejad, Farzaneh; Ghouchani, Kamran Pourmohammad; Sarasiabi, Mohammad Javad Sharifi
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Humans have long been familiar with narcotics. Modern life has paved the way for this familiarity to become a crisis that now considered a major health problem. Addiction is a serious, profound, and comprehensive problem that is the focus of various sciences, and substance abuse has considered as a disorder in psychology. Substance abuse disorder is one of the abnormalities that many efforts have made by various departments to treat. Opioid dependence refers to a set of physiological, cognitive, and behavioral symptoms that collectively indicate continued use of opioids despite severe problems…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Humans have long been familiar with narcotics. Modern life has paved the way for this familiarity to become a crisis that now considered a major health problem. Addiction is a serious, profound, and comprehensive problem that is the focus of various sciences, and substance abuse has considered as a disorder in psychology. Substance abuse disorder is one of the abnormalities that many efforts have made by various departments to treat. Opioid dependence refers to a set of physiological, cognitive, and behavioral symptoms that collectively indicate continued use of opioids despite severe problems resulting from their use. The male-to-female ratio is about 3:1, and opioid users generally begin using drugs in adolescence and early adulthood.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Farzaneh ShiralinejadDepartment of Educational Psychology, Kerman, Iran.Dr. Kamran Pourmohammad GhouchaniDepartment of Clinical Psychology, Kish, Iran.Mohammad Javad Sharifi Sarasiabi Department of General Psychology, Kerman, Iran.