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The Streets of Rome |
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One of my first projects as a doctorial student was a case study for the Substance Abuse Casebook (Johnson & Grant, 2004). From this first work, I completed two additional case studies. |
Project Summary |
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As is the case with most editorial processes, things change. Below are the original titles of the chapters: · The case of Oliver: Presenting complaints sometimes hide underlying alcoholism
· The case of Mary: A dually diagnosed client with a history of abuse
· The case of Austin: Past treatment initiatives prepared him to succeed in current treatment |
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CASE STUDIES Simmons, C.A. (2004). Oliver. In J. Johnson & G. Grant (eds.), Substance Abuse Casebook, Boston, MA: Allyn & Bacon.
Oliver: The case of Oliver discusses the intricacies of treating men with an alcohol dependence diagnosis.
Simmons, C.A. (2006). Mary. In J. Johnson & G. Grant (eds.), Sexual Abuse Casebook, Boston, MA: Allyn & Bacon.
Mary: The case of Mary discusses the intricacies of treating women with multiple diagnoses; mental health and substance related
Simmons, C.A. (2006). Austin. In J. Johnson & G. Grant (eds.), Sexual Abuse Casebook, Boston, MA: Allyn & Bacon.
Austin: The case of Austin discusses the intricacies of treating men with histories of childhood sexual abuse |
