About the Editors, Contributors, Foreword, Preface, Acknowledgments, Section I: Introduction and General Theoretical Issues, I. Introduction and General Theoretical Issues, Chapter 1. The Impact of Managed Care on the Group Therapy of Substance Abuse, The Changing Climate of Health Care: Overview of the Problem, Ethical Concerns Emanating from Managed Care Models, Impact of Managed Care on Clinical Substance Abuse Practice, Emerging Trends in Response to Managed Care, Managed Care and Substance Abuse Treatment, Managed Care and Group Psychotherapy, Effect of Managed Care on Therapist Morale, Chapter 2. The Interpersonal Approach, Introduction, Yalom's Interactional Group Psychotherapy, History of IGP and Addiction, Psychodynamic Theories of Addiction and Group Therapy, Contributions of Self-Psychology and Attachment Theory, Implications for Treatment, Conclusion, Chapter 3. The Cognitive Therapy Addictions Group, Introduction and Theory, Overview of the Cognitive Therapy Addictions Group, Structure of the Group, Summary and Conclusions, Chapter 4. Group Therapy for Alcohol Dependence Within a Phase Model of Recovery, Introduction, The Role of Insight, A Phase Model of Recovery, Core Conflicts, Summary and Conclusions, Chapter 5. Self-Medication Theory and Modified Dynamic Group Therapy, Introduction, The Self-Medication Hypothesis: Substance Abuse As a Self-Regulation Disorder, Modified Dynamic Group Therapy (MDGT): General Background, MDGT: Focus and Technical Considerations, MDGT: Phases of the Group, Summary and Conclusions, Section II. Specific Treatment Settings and Goals, Chapter
