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I understand the cause of addiction. I'm sure the translation is getting a little bit more difficult.
And when I realized that addiction was related to attachment, I bought it out of curiosity, and it's readable and fun.
I went to a conference and read it because of the teacher's recommendations. John Bolby's love theory is well-organized in how it works in the field of addiction. Especially in the psychological and biological areas, the cases are properly placed and read unintelligible. At first I just looked through it and said, "What's going on?" and after reading it, I think it's a book that needs reading again. And when you decide you should read a number of books together, you are determined and encourage
For more than ten years as an expert on addiction, I have been searching for actual textbooks for alcohol patients and drug patients, but most of them have recognized the limitations of being superficially composed of language or of staying in medical reports. But it gives us a good perspective on how to understand the minds of addicts. The moment I saw the value and quality of the book as it was becoming a big foundation for the subject of AOT, the philosophy of Martin Buber, a real
Philip Flores: Addiction as an Attachment Disorder
The addiction as a high-tech report disorder that harmonizes the theory and concept of addiction. The central problem of psychological and social problems that are essential to the recovery process of addicts is attachment formation and commitment. It understands the addict and his family, effectively intervenes in their problems and guides them. Starting with addiction as an attachment, we are looking at damaged attachments, attachment theories, neurophysiology, evaporative societies, problems to know to improve the healing effect, early treatment, post-treatment and attachment alliances.
Korean title: 애착장애로서의 중독
Korean author: 필립 플로레스
Korean publisher: NUN
ISBN-13: 9788994347011
Reviews
I understand the cause of addiction. I'm sure the translation is getting a little bit more difficult.
And when I realized that addiction was related to attachment, I bought it out of curiosity, and it's readable and fun.
I went to a conference and read it because of the teacher's recommendations. John Bolby's love theory is well-organized in how it works in the field of addiction. Especially in the psychological and biological areas, the cases are properly placed and read unintelligible. At first I just looked through it and said, "What's going on?" and after reading it, I think it's a book that needs reading again. And when you decide you should read a number of books together, you are determined and encourage
For more than ten years as an expert on addiction, I have been searching for actual textbooks for alcohol patients and drug patients, but most of them have recognized the limitations of being superficially composed of language or of staying in medical reports. But it gives us a good perspective on how to understand the minds of addicts. The moment I saw the value and quality of the book as it was becoming a big foundation for the subject of AOT, the philosophy of Martin Buber, a real
