Models and Theories of Addiction and the Rehabilitation Counselor nora j. see seenora@yahoo.com

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"Drug-specific" opponents are addictive. One size is not for everyone. Addict

It is not just about overcoming drug / alcohol poisoning. It determines every aspect of recovery

It will stay long within the range of "result". When we mark people as "fel", we will help them

Belief that there is no scientific principle especially for lifelong poisoning process

Personality It is a treatment of choice to help change the personality of these people

Internal, not internal, external, (behavior, interpersonal relationship)

Individuals feel the joy and enthusiasm of using cocaine, or the anxiety and stress they feel

The different questions you are going to quit are different from what you use to interact with your friends.

In important cases, it will be established to evaluate the possibility of completion.

The concept of rehabilitation is to help customers complete all essentials to live effectively

Describe the customer's current position, along with required services, support and resources

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Nora J. See norasee 1954@yahoo.com University of South Illinois University Carbondale Bachelor of Science, December 2007 Rehabilitation Counselor Research Papers Title: Addiction and Theoretical Model and Rehabilitation Consultant: William Crimando

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