"Alcoholics Anonymous as treatment and as ideology"; comments on the article by R.E. Tournier.
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Graduates of a training program for alcoholism counselors were more likely to remain in the field of alcoholism treatment than were rejected applicants, but the training did not enhance their career satisfaction and advancement.
Cannabis, alone or in conjunction with disulfiram, was not particularly effective in inducing alcoholics to enter or remain in treatment.
During a 14-month training program for paraprofessional alcoholism counselors some counselors were markedly more successful than others in keeping patients in treatment and these differences persisted over time.
Attendance patterns of voluntary patients at an alcoholism clinic were compared with those of persons convicted of drunken driving who were required to attend the clinic as a condition of probation. The attendance rate of the coerced patients was much superior to that of the voluntary patients.
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