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A Social Work Practice Model,implications for treatment. In this chapter we turn our attention to social work’s distinctive contribution to the field of addictions. We will find that a social work approach needs to recognise that practitioners confront drug abuse in a wide variety of settings — most of them . specialist drug tr

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