Psychology of Substance Abuse: Psychotherapy, Clinical Management and Social Intervention

1. Psychopharmacology of Drugs of Abuse.2. Substance use disorders and psychiatric comorbidity.3. New forms of addiction: Digital Media.4. Possibilities and Limits in Psychological Assessment of Individuals with Substance Use Disorders.5. Neuropsychological assessment in users of psychotropic substances.6. Drug screening instruments for substance abuse (ASI, ASSIST, AUDIT, DUSI).7. Substance Use Disorders From an Analytical-Behavioral Perspective.8. Hermeneutic Phenomenology of Alcohol Use and Dependence and Other Drugs.9. The Drug Addiction Psychoanalytic Clinic.10. Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy in the Treatment of Substance Use Disorders.11. Existential Clinical Psychology and the Problems Related to Drug Use.12. Jungian Psychotherapeutic Practice in the Treatment of Alcohol Dependency and Other Drugs: Limits and Challenges of the Application of Analytical Psychology to the Dependency Phenomenon.13. Community Social Psychology: Contributions to Understanding and Practices of Drug Use Care.14. The Transtheoretical Model of behavior change: the Prochaska and DiClemente's model.15. Evidence-Based Practice in Psychotherapy for Substance Use Disorders.16. The Application of Motivational Interviewing to the Treatment of Substance Use Disorder.17. Therapeutic Companion to Alcohol Users and Other Drugs.18. Evaluation and Training of Social Skills in Alcohol and Other Drugs Users.19. Contingency Management as Intervention for Substance Abuse.20. Conceptual and Practical Horizons of Systemic Family Psychotherapy and Substance Use.21. Clinical Behavioral Therapy for Adolescent Users of Substances.22. Psychoeducation on Drug (Ab)Use.23. Participatory Methodologies: Art as a Possible Tool in a Community Approach with Drug Users.24. Psychology and Harm Reduction.25. Prevention and Harm Reduction in Schools: Contributions from Psychology.26. Preventing Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse in Companies.