Historique
Livre
Cannabis dependence: its nature, consequences and treatment
(La dépendance au cannabis : sa nature, les conséquences et le traitement)
Auteur(s) :
ROFFMAN, R. ;
STEPHENS, R. S. ;
MARLATT, G. A.
Année
2006
Page(s) :
371 p.
Sous-type de document :
Revue de la littérature / Literature review
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Éditeur(s) :
Cambridge - New York : Cambridge University Press
ISBN :
978-0-521-81447-8
Domaine :
Drogues illicites / Illicit drugs
Discipline :
SAN (Santé publique / Public health)
Thésaurus mots-clés
CANNABIS
;
MECANISME D'ACTION
;
DEPENDANCE
;
HISTOIRE
;
NEUROBIOLOGIE
;
EPIDEMIOLOGIE
;
PHARMACOLOGIE
;
PHYSIOLOGIE
;
DIAGNOSTIC
;
INTERVENTION
;
ABUS
;
TRAITEMENT
;
THERAPIE COGNITIVO-COMPORTEMENTALE
;
PRISE EN CHARGE
;
PSYCHOTHERAPIE
;
ADULTE
;
AGE
;
ADOLESCENT
;
POLITIQUE
;
SANTE PUBLIQUE
;
LEGALISATION
Note générale :
Cambridge University Press, 2006, (Coll. International Research Monographs in the Addictions (IRMA)), 371 p., index.
Note de contenu :
Contents
Foreword (G.A. Marlatt).
Part I. The nature of cannabis dependence: 1. Themes in the history of cannabis dependence (R.A. Roffman, S. Schwartz and R.S. Stephens); 2. The diagnosis of cannabis dependence (T.F. Babor); 3. Understanding the pharmacology and physiology of cannabis dependence (A.H. Lichtman and B.R. Martin); 4. The epidemiology of cannabis dependence (J.C. Anthony); 5. The adverse health and psychological consequences of cannabis dependence (W. Hall and N. Solowij).
Part II. Interventions with cannabis-dependent adults: 6. Cognitive behavioral and motivational enhancement treatments (R.S. Stephens, R.A. Roffman, J. Copeland and W. Swift); 7. Contingency-management interventions for cannabis dependence (A.J. Budney, B. Moore, S.C. Sigmon and S.T. Higgins); 8. The marijuana check-up (R.S. Stephens and R.A. Roffman); 9. Guided self-change: a brief motivational intervention for cannabis abuse (L. Sobell, M.B. Sobell, E. Wagner, S. Agrawal and T.P. Ellingstad); 10. Supportive-expressive psychotherapy for cannabis dependence (B. Grenyer and N. Solowij).
Part III. Interventions with cannabis-dependent adolescents and young adults: 11. The cannabis youth treatment study: the treatment models and preliminary findings (G. Diamond, J. Leckrone, M.L. Dennis and S.H. Godley); 12. The teen cannabis check-up: exploring strategies for reaching young cannabis users (J. Berghuis, W. Swift, R.A. Roffman, R.S. Stephens and J. Copeland); 13. Engaging young probation-referred cannabis-abusing individuals in treatment (K. Carroll, R. Sinha and C. Easton).
Part IV. Policy: 14. The policy implications of cannabis dependence (W. Hall and W. Swift). Part V. Conclusion: 15. The nature, consequences and treatment of cannabis dependence: implications for future research and policy (R.S. Stephens and R.A. Roffman).
Foreword (G.A. Marlatt).
Part I. The nature of cannabis dependence: 1. Themes in the history of cannabis dependence (R.A. Roffman, S. Schwartz and R.S. Stephens); 2. The diagnosis of cannabis dependence (T.F. Babor); 3. Understanding the pharmacology and physiology of cannabis dependence (A.H. Lichtman and B.R. Martin); 4. The epidemiology of cannabis dependence (J.C. Anthony); 5. The adverse health and psychological consequences of cannabis dependence (W. Hall and N. Solowij).
Part II. Interventions with cannabis-dependent adults: 6. Cognitive behavioral and motivational enhancement treatments (R.S. Stephens, R.A. Roffman, J. Copeland and W. Swift); 7. Contingency-management interventions for cannabis dependence (A.J. Budney, B. Moore, S.C. Sigmon and S.T. Higgins); 8. The marijuana check-up (R.S. Stephens and R.A. Roffman); 9. Guided self-change: a brief motivational intervention for cannabis abuse (L. Sobell, M.B. Sobell, E. Wagner, S. Agrawal and T.P. Ellingstad); 10. Supportive-expressive psychotherapy for cannabis dependence (B. Grenyer and N. Solowij).
Part III. Interventions with cannabis-dependent adolescents and young adults: 11. The cannabis youth treatment study: the treatment models and preliminary findings (G. Diamond, J. Leckrone, M.L. Dennis and S.H. Godley); 12. The teen cannabis check-up: exploring strategies for reaching young cannabis users (J. Berghuis, W. Swift, R.A. Roffman, R.S. Stephens and J. Copeland); 13. Engaging young probation-referred cannabis-abusing individuals in treatment (K. Carroll, R. Sinha and C. Easton).
Part IV. Policy: 14. The policy implications of cannabis dependence (W. Hall and W. Swift). Part V. Conclusion: 15. The nature, consequences and treatment of cannabis dependence: implications for future research and policy (R.S. Stephens and R.A. Roffman).
Résumé :
Cannabis dependence is controversial. Does it occur or is it a myth put forth by those who oppose legalization? What are the signs of cannabis dependence? How many people are affected? What are the health and behavioral risks of becoming cannabis-dependent? What counseling approaches have been tested with adults and adolescents, and how effective are they? What are the arguments for legalization, regulation, or prohibition? Looking back and toward the future, what do we know and what do we need to learn? This state-of-the-science review sets out to answer all those questions, beginning with an historical examination and moving into diagnosis, classification, epidemiology, public health, policy, issues relating to regulation and prohibition, and evidence-based interventions. Breaks through the controversial politics of cannabis use to give a clear, scientific synthesis of all the health-related issues relating to cannabis use. Reviews and assesses all the interventions applied to both adult and adolescent users. Gives the criteria for diagnosis and scope of cannabis dependence.
Affiliation :
University of Washington
Etats-Unis. United States.
Etats-Unis. United States.
Cote :
L01036