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An excellent updated, revised 3rd ed. text mapped against the PCF.

This accessible, comprehensive introductory and much needed applied SW text provides a great overview of policy and practice issues and SW approaches in a previously neglected area of SW publications.

A great teaching aid for any SW educator, Practice Assessor and UG student re: the current nature / scope of substance misuse practice issues and challenges.

An excellent updated, revised 3rd ed. text mapped against the PCF.

This accessible, comprehensive, introductory and much needed applied SW text provides a great overview of policy and practice issues and SW approaches in a previously neglected area of SW publications.

A great teaching aid for any SW educator, Practice Assessor and PG student re: the current nature and scope of substance misuse practice issues and challenges.

Very basis in terms of exploring drug, alcohol and substance misuse, although there is brief reference to this. Was expecting a more in depth exploration of this, but the focus appeared to be more on the legislative and policy framework underpinning practice with this user group. Ofcourse this is equally important, therefore this book could be used to provide a foundation knowledge to those professionals beginning work in this area.

An excellent text book for social work and mental health nursing students.

This book will be helpful for all students and qualified social workers. It explains how substance misusers are supported, the relevant legislation and policy, also gives information about drugs commonly used. Well explained, easy to read and informative.

For my Social Work research students, this is wonderful

An extremely useful text which has guided lecture preparation on modules regarding theories and methods, human growth and development and children in need.

This is my go to text on my addictions module.

Useful text providing information for specialist health and social work students and practitioners on post-qualifying courses on which they are likely to come into contact with clients with substance misuse issues