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Editorial

Jan Blomqvist Research and Development Unit, Social Services Administration, City of Stockholm, Sweden CA
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Douglas Cameron Department of Psychiatry, Leicester Warwick Medical School, Leicester, UK
Pages 115-118 | Published online: 11 Jul 2009

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Valerie Owen-Pugh & Julie Allen. (2012) Accentuating the positive: The gendered identities of male problem-drinkers, and the questions these pose for the counselling profession. Counselling and Psychotherapy Research 12:4, pages 267-275.
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Jan Blomqvist. (2012) Perceptions of addiction and recovery in Sweden: The influence of respondent characteristics. Addiction Research & Theory 20:5, pages 435-446.
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Jim Orford, Cicely Kerr, Alex Copello, Ray Hodgson, Tina Alwyn, Rachel Black, Melanie Smith, Gill Thistlethwaite, Alison Westwood & Gary Slegg. (2006) Why people enter treatment for alcohol problems: Findings from UK Alcohol Treatment Trial pre‐treatment interviews. Journal of Substance Use 11:3, pages 161-176.
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Olivier TaïebAnne Révah-Lévy, Marie Rose Moro & Thierry Baubet. (2008) Is Ricoeur's Notion of Narrative Identity Useful in Understanding Recovery in Drug Addicts?. Qualitative Health Research 18:7, pages 990-1000.
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Jan Blomqvist. 2007. Promoting Self-Change From Addictive Behaviors. Promoting Self-Change From Addictive Behaviors 31 57 .
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Alison Rolfe, Sue Dalton & Jim Orford. (2018) On the Road to Damascus? A Qualitative Study of Life Events and Decreased Drinking. Contemporary Drug Problems 32:4, pages 589-603.
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Helen Matzger, Lee Ann Kaskutas & Constance Weisner. (2005) Reasons for drinking less and their relationship to sustained remission from problem drinking. Addiction 100:11, pages 1637-1646.
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