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Process Research Data on a Potent, Feeling-Evoking Residential Treatment Program for the Simultaneous Counseling of Alcohol Abusers and Drug Abusers

Tomi S. Mac Donough Drug and Alcohol Consultation Branch Headquarters, Seventh Medical Command APO, New York, New York, 09102
Pages 973-1001 | Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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Richard C. Page & Sam Mitchell. (1988) The Effects of Two Therapeutic Communities on Illicit Drug Users Between 6 Months and 1 Year After Treatment. International Journal of the Addictions 23:6, pages 591-601.
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Richard C. Page, Sam Mitchell & Virginia Morris. (1985) Changes in Self-Perceptions of Illicit Drug Abusers Related to Time in Treatment in Two Residential Treatment Programs. International Journal of the Addictions 20:11-12, pages 1741-1750.
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