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Chemical Dependency: A Systems Approach

1 review
C. Aaron McNeece, Diana M. Dinitto

Prentice Hall, 1994

Chemical Dependency
Never received the product. I attempted to make contact with provider, Kokiewhip, but have yet to hear from them. I wish to cancel my order.

Neurobiology of Addictions: Implications for Clinical Practice

1 review

Routledge, 2002

Neurobiology for non-medical professionals
This book discusses the effects of substance of abuse on brain chemistry. It is of interest to anyone treating addictions. It is not a "quick read" for people without a basic grounding in neurobiology, but with persistance, you will learn.

Social Welfare

2 reviews
Diana M. DiNitto, Thomas R. Dye

Prentice Hall, 1987

A GOOD TEXTBOOK
Social Welfare: Politics and Public Policy (Research Navigator Edition, with Themes of the Times for Social Welfare Policy) (6th Edition) This is the textbook our brilliant professor selected for our social welfare policy class. However, one has to be a dedicated reader of social welfare policy to continue reading it because this textbook is densely written, or it may just be the subject ...

Social Work: Issues and Opportunities in a Challenging Profession
Diana M. Dinitto, C. Aaron McNeece

Prentice Hall College Div, 1990

Social work is an exciting field full of demands and rewards. This book allows readers to look at many aspects of social work practice. The satisfaction of working in a profession that helps others is discussed alongside the difficulties social workers face. Discussion of the differences between social work and the other helping professions helps readers identify where their interests lie. The authors present the basic concepts, elements, and ...

Theodore J. Stein, Social Policy and Policymaking by the Branches of Government and the Public-at-Large. ...
Diana M. DiNitto

Western Michigan University, School of Social Work, 2002

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