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Author: Mark S. Woodford (The College of New Jersey, USA)
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint: Routledge
Weight: 0.476kg
ISBN: 9780415870993
ISBN 10: 0415870992
Pages: 222
Publication Date: 24 May 2012
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
Dr. Woodford offers us a gender-informed, interdisciplinary, life span developmental approach to substance abuse counseling with men. I am grateful to him for his masterful, integrative book, which will inform the helping professions for many years into the future. - From the Series Editor's Foreword by Mark Kiselica, PhD, The College of New Jersey This book is a major contribution to the psychology of men because it brings together three salient areas that have rarely been integrated: interpersonal neurobiology, developmental aspects of boy's and men's gender role socialization, and substance abuse. I was impressed by the rigor of Woodford's analysis and excited about the new knowledge presented. - James M. O'Neil, PhD, Professor of Educational Psychology and Family Studies, University of Connecticut; licensed psychologist in private practice, South Windsor, CT. a
This is a short but rich book that seeks to bridge the gap between psychotherapy, neurobiology and addiction in men and boy, -Therapy Today Dr. Woodford offers us a gender-informed, interdisciplinary, life span developmental approach to substance abuse counseling with men. I am grateful to him for his masterful, integrative book, which will inform the helping professions for many years into the future. - From the Series Editor's Foreword by Mark Kiselica, PhD, The College of New Jersey This book is a major contribution to the psychology of men because it brings together three salient areas that have rarely been integrated: interpersonal neurobiology, developmental aspects of boy's and men's gender role socialization, and substance abuse. I was impressed by the rigor of Woodford's analysis and excited about the new knowledge presented. - James M. O'Neil, PhD, Professor of Educational Psychology and Family Studies, University of Connecticut; licensed psychologist in private practice, South Windsor, CT.
Dr. Woodford offers us a gender-informed, interdisciplinary, life span developmental approach to substance abuse counseling with men. I am grateful to him for his masterful, integrative book, which will inform the helping professions for many years into the future. - From the Series Editor,s Foreword by Mark Kiselica, PhD, The College of New Jersey This book is a major contribution to the psychology of men because it brings together three salient areas that have rarely been integrated: interpersonal neurobiology, developmental aspects of boy,s and men,s gender role socialization, and substance abuse. I was impressed by the rigor of Woodford,s analysis and excited about the new knowledge presented. - James M. O'Neil, PhD, Professor of Educational Psychology and Family Studies, University of Connecticut; licensed psychologist in private practice, South Windsor, CT. a
Author Information
Mark S. Woodford, PhD, is an Associate Professor and Chairperson of the Department of Counselor Education at The College of New Jersey.
