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AD:4--Ecstasy
"Quality of 'love' drugs at raves is declining -- and so is rave
culture," Gerry Luciano, November/December 1999, 2:6, p. 3.
"Ecstatic about ecstasy -- but at what cost?" Anita Dubey,
September/October 2000, 3:5, p. 4.
"The politics of ecstasy: Is U.S. drug policy on ecstasy scientifically
justified?" Charles S. Grob, March/April 2002, 5:2, p. 16.
AD:5--Gambling
"Gambling's impacts," Chris Hendry, September/October 1998,
1:1, p. 5.
"Gambling prevention for teens," Chris Hendry, January/February
1999, 2:1, p. 8.
"Losing may be the best way to prevent gambling addictions,"
Anita Dubey, September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 4.
"The Internet provides gambling opportunities -- and solutions,"
Mark Crane, November/December 1999, 2:6, p. 5.
"Gambling is an invisible illness, until it wreaks havoc on the
family finances," Tamsen Tillson, July/August 2000, 3:4, p. 13.
AD:6--Heroin
"Heroin as treatment: Group to propose clinical trials," Kalyani
Vittala, March/April 1999, 2:2, p. 9.
"Expert warns of the politics of prescribing heroin," Nate
Hendley, September/October 2001, 4:5, p. 3.
AD:6a--Methadone
"Mixed response to prison methadone program," Diana Ballon,
November/December 1998, 1:2, p. 5.
"MDs use health clinic to deliver methadone: Clients benefit from
access to counselling," Tamsen Tillson, January/February 1999, 2:1,
p. 5.
"Alternatives to methadone offer heroin addicts options -- but in
Canada?" Christa Haanstra, November/December 1999, 2:6, p. 4.
AD:7--Internet Addiction Disorder
"The Internet: On-line therapy or addiction?" Paul Jay, January/February
2000, 3:1, p. 10.
AD:8--Marijuana (Cannabis)
"The politics of pot: The move to decriminalize makes for strange
political bedfellows," Wayne Howell, September/October 1998, 1:1,
p. 18.
"Marijuana policy changing," Chris Hendry, July/August 1999,
2:4, p. 5.
"Critics blast study blaming heart attacks on marijuana," Nate
Hendley, July/August 2000, 3:4, p. 4.
AD:9--Tobacco/Smoking
"Workplace smoking: A time bomb?" Alwyn Robertson, January/February
1999, 2:1, p. 16.
"WHO calls for tougher cigarette regulations," Angela Bianchi,
July/August 1999, 2:4, p. 5.
"Smokers' helplines increase people's chances of butting out,"
Mark Witten, September/October 2001, 4:5, p. 5.
"Ontario youth smoke less, but drink more," Hema Zbogar, March/April
2002, 5:2, p. 4.
AD:10--Other:
"Unusual addictions," Cindy McGlynn, March/April 2000, 3:2,
p. 10.
"About last night: Beliefs about alcohol predict risky sex,"
Ian Kinross, July/August 2001, 4:4, p. 12
"Intoxicated by water -- a disorder among chronic psychiatric clients,"
Vicki O'Brien, September/October 2000, 3:5, p. 5.
AD:11--LEGAL DRUGS
"Prescription for trouble: When caregivers turn to drugs,"
Stephen Nicholls, January/February 2000, 4:1, p. 12.
AD:ASD--ASSESSMENT/DIAGNOSIS
"GPs don't properly assess for addictions," Angela Gordon,
May/June 2001, 4:3, p. 12.
AD:CD--CONCURRENT DISORDERS (also under Mental Illness: Disorders)
"Focus on concurrent disorders" [focus section], September/October
1998, 1:1, pp. 13-16.
"Does harm reduction have a place in treating concurrent disorders?"
Julia Drake, September/October 1998, 1:1, p. 13.
"Combined programs address multiple needs," Penny Stuart, September/October
1998, 1:1, p. 14.
"Finding psychiatric disorders in addicted clients," Anita
Dubey, September/October 1998, 1:1, p. 14.
"Separate treatments ineffective, expert says," Kalyani Vittala,
September/October 1998, 1:1, p. 15.
"Consumer voices: Kathy's story," Anonymous, September/October
1998, 1:1, p. 15.
"Q&A: Answers to common questions on concurrent disorders,"
September/October 1998, 1:1, p. 16.
"Results of group CBT study show promise," Christa Haanstra,
September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 3.
"Concurrent eating disorders and substance use challenge the therapist,"
Angela Pirisi, May/June 2001, 4:3, p. 3.
"Clinicians address the powerful link between substance abuse and
brain injury," Ian Kinross, May/June 2001, 4:3, p. 10.
AD:DC--DRUG CONTROL AND AWARENESS
"U.S. anti-drug ads," Craig Smith, September/October 1998,
1:1, p. 7.
"Report finds no change in illicit drug use in Toronto," Dolores
Sedore, May/June 1999, 2:3, p. 5.
"Ontario schools to include more drug and alcohol information,"
Don Barrie, July/August 1999, 2:4, p. 3.
"WHO calls for tougher cigarette regulations," Angela Bianchi,
July/August 1999, 2:4, p. 5.
"Ontario youth increase their substance abuse," Christa Haanstra,
January/February 2000, 3:1, p. 5.
"Wayne Howell, M.D., 1942-2000: Howell used humour to get 'close
enough to the truth' of addiction," Ian Kinross, November/December
2000, 3:6, p. 5.
"The addict as TV entertainment," Kalyani Vittawa, November/December
2000, 3:6, p. 10.
"Promoting drinking without thinking," Angela Pirisi, November/December
2000, 3:6, p. 11.
"Q&A Media portrayals of mental health and addition problems,"
Diana Ballon, November/December 2000, 3:6, p. 14.
"The continuum of pain and addiction," Tamsen Tillson, March/April
2001, 4:2, p. 12.
"Expert warns of the politics of prescribing heroin," Nate Hendley,
September/October, 4:5, p. 3.
"The politics of ecstasy: Is U.S. drug policy on ecstasy scientifically
justified?" Charles S. Grob, March/April 2002, 5:2, p. 16.
AD:ETH--ETHICAL AND MORAL ISSUES
"Workplace smoking: A time bomb?" Alwyn Robertson, January/February
1999, 2:1, p. 16.
"Ethics of working for the alcohol industry: A personal view,"
Eric Single, March/April 2000, 3:2, p. 16.
"To tell or not to tell," Lisa Schmidt, September/October 2001,
4:5, pp.10-11.
"The politics of ecstasy: Is U.S. drug policy on ecstasy scientifically
justified?" Charles S. Grob, March/April 2002, 5:2, p. 16.
AD:GLO--GLOBAL ISSUES
"Aboriginal drinking patterns in Canada similar to Australia,"
Diana Ballon, September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 5.
AD:HIV--HIV/AIDS
"Mixed response to prison methadone program," Diana Ballon,
November/December 1998, 1:2, p. 5.
"Women and AIDS," Robin Forbes, January/February 1999, 2:1,
p. 15.
"Sexually speaking -- how to open up public discussion of HIV/AIDS
in India without invoking political gunfire," Lori McDougall, July/August
2001, 4:4, p. 16.
AD:LEG--LEGAL ISSUES
"Placing blame for drunken violence," Anita Dubey, November/December
1998, 1:2, p. 5.
"Focus on treatment vs. punishment," [focus section], January/February
1999, 2:1, pp. 11-14.
"Criminal system begins to recognize health issues," Kalyani
Vittala, January/February 1999, 2:1, p. 11.
"Q&A: Facts on addiction, mental health and crime," January/February
1999, 2:1, p. 14.
"Workplace smoking: A time bomb?" Alwyn Robertson, January/February
1999, 2:1, p. 16.
"WHO calls for tougher cigarette regulations," Angela Bianchi,
July/August 1999, 2:4, p. 5.
"Marijuana policy changing," Chris Hendry, July/August 1999,
2:4, p. 5.
"Would mandatory addictions treatment work for people on welfare,"
Chris Higgins, July/August 1999, 2:4, p. 16.
"Getting tough about crime: Is change to federal law the solution?"
Linda Baker, September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 16.
AD:LEG:1--Drug Courts
"Drug court diverts offenders to treatment," Craig Smith, January/February
1999, 2:1, p. 12.
"Poor minorities victimised in the war on drugs," September/October
2000, 3:5, p. 10.
AD:LEG:2--Law Enforcement
"Impaired drivers sentenced to get help," Myles Magner, September/October
1998, 1:1, p. 6.
"Police officer calls for harm reduction," Mark Crane, November/December
1998, 1:2, p. 4.
"Mixed response to prison methadone program," Diana Ballon,
November/December 1998, 1:2, p. 5.
"Criminal system begins to recognize health issues," Kalyani
Vittala, January/February 1999, 2:1, p. 11.
"Forcing welfare recipients into drug testing and treatment -- the
North American experience," Deborah Etsten and Diana Ballon, March/April
2001, 4:2, p. 4.
AD:LEG:3--Prison
Meditation behind bars," Tamsen Tillson, March/April 2000, 3:2,
p. 12.
AD:LEG:4--Reform
"The politics of pot: The move to decriminalize makes for strange
political bedfellows," September/October 1998, 1:1, p. 18.
"Criminal system begins to recognize health issues," Kalyani
Vittala, January/February 1999, 2:1, p. 11.
"Drug court diverts offenders to treatment," Craig Smith, January/February
1999, 2:1, p. 12.
"Marijuana policy changing," Chris Hendry, July/August 1999,
2:4, p. 5.
"Getting tough about crime: Is change to federal law the solution?"
Linda Baker, September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 16.
"Fighting traffic: Gil Puder -- In memorium," Honey Fisher,
March/April 2000, 3:2, p. 5.
"Canada's first 'safer injection room' installed," Betsy Trumpener,
November/December 2000, 3:6, p. 4.
"Controversial proposed legislation heightens stigma," Deborah
Etsten, November/December 2000, 3:6, p. 8.
"American criticism of Dutch drug policy unfounded," Fredrick
Polak, January/February 2001, 4:1, p. 16.
"Forcing welfare recipients into drug testing and treatment -- the
North American experience," Deborah Etsten and Diana Ballon, March/April
2001, 4:2, p. 4.
"Ontario's Bill 159, an affront to clients' privacy," Lori Stoltz,
May/June 2001, 4:3, p. 16.
AD:MED--MEDIA
"The addict as TV entertainment," Kylani Vittala, November/December
2000, 3:6, p. 10.
"Promoting drinking without thinking," Angela Pirisi, November/December
2000, 3:6, p. 11.
"Q&A: Media portrayals of mental and addiction problems,"
November/December 2000, 3:6, p. 14.
AD:PRE--PREVENTION
"Gambling prevention for teens," Chris Hendry, January/February
1999, 2:1, p. 8.
"Medical marijuana: The controvesy continues," Christa Haanstra,
May/June 2000, 3:3, p. 3.
"American criticism of Dutch drug policy unfounded," Fredrick
Polak, Mark Witten, January/February 2001, 4:1, p. 16.
"Smokers' helplines increase people's chances of butting out,"
September/October 2001, 4:5, p. 5.
AD:RES--RESEARCH
"Transforming the funding of medical research," Deborah Etsten,
January/February 2000, 3:1, p. 4.
"Critics blast a study blaming heart attacks on marijuana,"
Nate Hendley, July/June, 3:4, p. 4.
"New federal institute promotes innovative research approach,"
Nate Hendley, November/December 2001, 4:6, p. 4.
"Polish researcher wins prestigious international award," Tamsen
Tillson, January/February 2002, 5:1, p. 8.
AD:SEXUALITY
"Q&A: Where sexuality, addiction and mental health intersect,"
Diana Ballon, July/August 2001, 4:4, p. 13.
AD:SP--SPECIAL POPULATIONS
AD:SP:1--Aboriginal Issues
"Aboriginal communities participate in policies to reduce harmful
drinking," René Lauzon, September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 5.
"Aboriginal drinking patterns in Canada similar to Australia,"
Diana Ballon, September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 5.
"Program nurtures a native identity, helping to prevent addictions,"
Paul Jay, September/October 2000, 3:5, p. 13.
"Acknowledging native healing traditions," Tamsen Tillson, March/April
2002, 5:2, p. 13.
AD:SP:2--Children
"Breaking the cycle of substance abuse: Altering children's fate,"
Rodrigue Paré and Mirella De Civita, May/June 1999, p. 16.
"Q&A: Common questions about mental health and addiction problems
in school-aged children," September/October 2000, 3:5, p. 14.
AD:SP:3--Family
"Breaking the cycle of substance abuse: Altering children's fate,"
Rodrigue Paré and Mirella De Civita, May/June 1999, p. 16.
"Working with the family to break the addiction cycle," Nancy
Deutsch, September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 13.
"Q&A: Common questions about the family of people with mental
health and/or addiction problems," Diana Ballon, July/August 2000,
3:4, p. 14.
AD:SP:4--Youth (Teens/Adolescents)
"Gambling prevention for teens," Chris Hendry, January/February
1999, 2:1, p. 8.
"Rural teens produce harm reduction magazine," Chris Hendry,
March/April 1999, 2:2, p. 5.
"Ontario schools to include more drug and alcohol information,"
Don Barrie, July/August 1999, 2:4, p. 3.
"Focus on youth" [focus section], September/October 1999, 2:5,
pp. 11-14.
"Getting high doesn't have to involve drugs," Pam Harrison,
September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 12.
"Working with the family to break the addiction cycle," Nancy
Deutsch, September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 13.
"Q&A: Common questions about mental health and addiction problems
among youth," September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 14.
"Getting tough about crime: Is change to federal law the solution?"
Linda Baker, September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 16.
"Quality of 'love' drugs at raves is declining -- and so is rave
culture," Gerry Luciano, November/December 1999, 2:6, p. 3.
"Ontario youth increase their substance abuse," Christa Haanstra,
January/February 2000, 3:1, p. 5.
"Street-involved youth and addictions," Cindy McGlynn, January/February
2000, 3:1, p. 11.
"Ontario youth smoke less, but drink more," Hema Zbogar, March/April
2002, 5:2, p. 4.
AD:SP:5--Ethnocultural Issues (Ethnic Minorities)
"Ethnocultural diversity" [focus section], July/August 1999,
2:4, pp. 11-14.
"Substance abuse and cultural communities: Mainstream services inaccessible
to non-English clients," Cindy McGlynn, July/August 1999, 2:4, p.
12.
"Q&A: Common questions about ethnocultural diversity,"
July/August 1999, 2:4, p. 14.
"Khat: Harmless stimulant or addictive drug?" Amber Narsrulla,
May/June 2000, 3:3, p. 5.
"The impact of unemployment ... Lost hopes affect mental health,"
Kalyani Vittala, November/December 2001, 4:6, p. 10.
"Fostering healthy attitudes among immigrant teems," Deborah
Etsten, November/December, 2001 4:6, p. 12.
"Q&A: Resettlement issues of immigrants and refugees, November/December
2001, 4:6, p. 13.
AD:SP:6--Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual
"The double bind of stigma and substance abuse: Lesbian and bisexual
women are underserved," Kalyani Vittala, May/June 2000, 3:3, p. 11.
"Gay teens feel isolated and alone. And the stress is taking its
toll," Andrea Gordon, July/August 2001, 4:4, p. 11.
AD:SP:7--Men
AD:SP:8--Rural and Remote Populations
"Coalition unites to solve island's alcohol problems," Penny
Stuart, March/April 1999, 2:2, p. 4.
"Rural teens produce harm reduction magazine," Chris Hendry,
March/April 1999, 2:2, p. 5.
AD:SP:9--Seniors and Aging
"Focus on seniors" [focus section], May/June 1999, 2:3, pp.
11-14.
"Workshop offers discussion of seniors, substance abuse," Tamsen
Tillson, May/June 1999, 2:3, p. 11.
"Few addictions services for seniors," Tamsen Tillson, May/June
1999, 2:3, p. 11.
"Investing in our future," Tamsen Tillson, May/June 1999, 2:3,
p. 12.
"Q&A: Common questions about seniors, mental health and addiction,"
May/June 1999, 2:3, p. 14.
AD:SP:10--Women and Mothers
"Women and AIDS," Robin Forbes, January/February 1999, 2:1,
p. 15.
"Drawing pregnant users into treatment," Eleanor LeBourdais,
March/April 1999, 2:2, p. 5.
"Ushering in a new approach to women and addictions," Honey
Fisher, January/February 2000, 3:1, p. 4.
"Alcohol's siege on women's health," Angela Pirisi, May/June
2000, 3:3, p. 13.
"Q&A: Common questions about mental health and addiction problems
affecting women," Mark de la Hey and Diana Ballon, May/June 2000,
3:3, p. 14.
AD:ST--STIGMA
"The stigma of substance abuse," Cherie-Lynn Knight, September/October
2000, 3:5, p. 16.
"Controversial proposed legislation heightens stigma," Deborah
Etsten, November/December 2000, 3:6, p. 8.
"Health care policies discriminate against people with mental illness,"
Nate Hendley, May/June 2002, 5:3, p. 4.
AD:TR--TREATMENT AND RECOVERY
"A meaningful job as relapse prevention," Cindy McGlynn, March/April
1999, 2:2, p. 13.
"Courage to Come Back awards given," Christa Haanstra, May/June
1999, 2:3, p. 4.
"Would mandatory addictions treatment work for people on welfare?"
Chris Higgins, July/August 1999, 2:4, p. 16.
"Results of group CBT study show promise," Christa Haanstra,
September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 3.
"Aboriginal communities participate in policies to reduce harmful
drinking," René Lauzon, September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 5.
"Moving beyond the mainstream" [focus section], November/December
1999, 2:6, pp. 11-14.
"Ushering in a new approach to women and addictions," Honey
Fisher, January/February 2000, 3:1, p. 4.
"Falling through the cracks" [focus section], January/February
2000, 3:1, pp. 11-14.
"Street-involved youth and addictions," Cindy McGlynn, January/February
2000, 3:1, p. 11.
"Q&A: Common questions about 'falling through the cracks,'"
Diana Ballon, January/February 2000, 3:1, p. 14.
"Q&A: Common questions about people recovering from addictions
and turning to work," Andrea Gordon, January/February 2001, 4:1,
p. 14.
"Program mends relationships torn apart by elder abuse," Ian
Kinross, January/February 2002, 5:1, p. 3.
"On-line self-help groups break down barriers to care and support,"
Nate Hendley, January/February 2002, 5:1, pp. 10-11,
"Q&A: Common questions about 12-step groups for addictions,
Hema Zbogar, January/February 2002, 5:1, p. 13.
"Are we making the most of Alcoholics Anonymous?" Peter Armstrong,
January/February 2002, 5:1, p. 16.
AD:TR:1--Addictions Medicine
"Mixed response to prison methadone program," Diana Ballon,
November/December 1998, 1:2, p. 5.
"MDs use health clinic to deliver methadone: clients benefit from
access to counselling," Tamsen Tillson, January/February 1999, 2:1,
p. 5.
"Epilepsy medication could help drug users," Anita Dubey, January/February
1999, 2:1, p. 5.
"Heroin as treatment: Group to propose clinical trials," Kalyani
Vittala, March/April 1999, 2:2, p. 9.
"Drug may one day help reduce cravings to cocaine," Anita Dubey,
September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 3.
"Alternatives to methadone offer heroin addicts options -- but in
Canada?" Christa Haanstra, November/December 1999, 2:6, p. 4.
"Q&A: Common questions about benzodiazepine risks," Andrea
Gordon, March/April 2001, 4:2, p. 13.
AD:TR:2--Addictions Services
"Addictions reform calls for local planning," Myles Magner,
March/April 1999, 2:2, p. 3.
"Task force proposes harm reduction kits for crack users," Angela
Bianchi, May/June 1999, 2:3, p. 9.
"Few addictions services for seniors," Tamsen Tillson, May/June
1999, 2:3, p. 11.
"Substance abuse and cultural communities: Mainstream services inaccessible
to non-English clients," Cindy McGlynn, July/August 1999, 2:4, p.
12.
"Q&A: Common questions about ethnocultural diversity,"
July/August 1999, 2:4, p. 14.
"Getting high doesn't have to involve drugs," Pam Harrison,
September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 12.
"Working with the family to break the addiction cycle," Nancy
Deutsch, September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 13.
"The Internet provides gambling opportunities -- and solutions,"
Mark Crane, November/December 1999, 2:6, p. 5.
"Outreach team saves lives on Vancouver's skid row," Vicki O'Brien,
January/February 2001, 4:1, p. 5.
AD:TR:3--Alternative Therapies
"Moving beyond the mainstream" [focus section], November/December
1999, 2:6, pp. 11-14.
"Teaching addicts to re-establish the body-mind connection,"
Celène Adams, November/December 1999, 2:6, p. 12.
"Q&A: Common questions about unconventional therapies,"
Diana Ballon, November/December 1999, 2:6, p. 14.
"The benefits of yoga: Treating mind and body helps clients recover
from additions," Deborah Etsten, March/April 2002, 5:2, p. 9.
"Prescribing prayer: Spirituality linked to recovery from mental
illness and addiction," Andrea Gordon, March/April 2002, 5:2, p.
12.
"Acknowledging native healing traditions," Tamsen Tillson, March/April
2002, 5:2, p. 13.
AD:TR:3a--Herbal Medicine
"Herbal remedies have been used for centuries: but scientists are
skeptical," Amber Nasrulla, November/December 1999, 2:6, p. 13.
AD:TR:4--Diet and Nutrition
"Diet for a healthy user: Few addictions programs teach a key component
of recovery -- healthy eating," Pam Harrison, September/October 1998,
1:1, p. 11.
"Healthy eating promotes recovery from addictions," Astrid van
den Broek, March/April 2002, 5:2, p. 5.
AD:TR:5--Harm Reduction
"Does harm reduction have a place in treating concurrent disorders?"
Julia Drake, September/October 1998, 1:1, p. 13.
"Police officer calls for harm reduction," Mark Crane, November/December
1998, 1:2, p. 4.
"Rural teens produce harm reduction magazine," Chris Hendry,
March/April 1999, 2:2, p. 5.
"Task force proposes harm reduction kits for crack users," Angela
Bianchi, May/June 1999, 2:3, p. 9.
"Crack me up" -- harm reduction kits for the most marginalized,"
Nate Hendley, January/February 2001, 4:1, p. 4.
AD:TR:6--PREVENTION
AD:TR:7--REFORM
Addictions reform calls for local planning," Myles Magner, March/April
1999, 2:2, p. 3.
"Vancouver family speak out against inadequate treatment for injection
drug users, Vicki O'Brien, May/June 2000, 3:3, p. 3.
"Primary care reform raises concerns about treating high-needs clients,"
Angela Pirisi, March/April 2002, 5:2, p. 3.
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