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Substance Use & Misuse Volume 40, 2005 - Issue 4
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A Bio-Behavioral Model of Addiction Treatment: Applying Dual Representation Theory to Craving Management and Relapse Prevention

HOLLY MATTO School of Social Work, University at Albany, State University of New York, Albany, New York, USA
Pages 529-541 | Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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Miguel Ángel MuÑOZ, Julia A. Martínez, Maria Carmen Fernández-santaella, Jaime Vila & Antonio Cepeda-Benito. (2010) Two Scales to Evaluate Cocaine Craving. Substance Use & Misuse 45:9, pages 1303-1318.
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Cristina Mogro-Wilson, JessicaS. Strolin & HollyC. Matto. (2009) Methodological Issues for University Collaboration With a Rural Latino Community and Substance-Abusing Population. Journal of Social Work Practice in the Addictions 9:2, pages 204-214.
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Holly C. Matto, Jessica S. Strolin & Cristina Mogro-Wilson. (2008) A Pilot Study of a Dual Processing Substance User Treatment Intervention with Adults. Substance Use & Misuse 43:3-4, pages 285-294.
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Holly Feen-Calligan, Olivia G.M. Washington & David P. Moxley. (2008) Use of artwork as a visual processing modality in group treatment of chemically dependent minority women. The Arts in Psychotherapy 35:4, pages 287-295.
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