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| Recovery for a sober woman who is also an incest survivor is what? |
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| maintaing sobriety, having memories under voluntary control |
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| What is encouraged during the prenatal period to improve the health of mothers and fetuses and to ensure that alcohol and other drug treatment is initiated? |
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What is defined as the use of intentional emotional, psychological, sexual or physical force by one family member or intimate partner to control another? |
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| In asking questions about abuse, substance abuse treatment providers must be careful not to enable batterers to place blan for battering on what? |
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| the victum alcohol and drugs |
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According to Wily Wilkinson what do peope who have been subjected to discrimination do when in a new environment? |
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What needs to be understood and addressed in order to provide culturally appropriate substance abuse treatment services for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community? |
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| cultural compentency. the unique concerns of community |
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Research indicates that up to 70 percent of drug abusing women report histories of what? |
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What are considered some of the cirtical components of counseling women with addictions? |
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| medical intervention psychological counseling |
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| What services does the Federal Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT) recommend be provided either on-site or through referral as part of the treatment process for women? |
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What is the "typical" pattern of AOD use during pregnancy? |
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Because of the importance of relationships in women's lives, what is crucial as part of treatment? |
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| To see her family, children as a part of treatment |
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