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Tables of Contents for Substance Use Among Women
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
List of Figures
xi
List of Tables
xiii
Acknowledgments
xv
Preface
xvii
I. INTRODUCTION
An Overview of Substance Use Among Women
3
25
The Mega Interactive Model of Substance Use Among Women
6
4
The Substance Dimension
10
14
Treatment
24
2
Conclusion
26
2
Explaining Substance Use Among Women
28
37
Why Women Use Alcohol and Other Substances of Abuse
28
30
Conclusion
58
7
II. DEVELOPMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS
Substance Use During Pregnancy and Lactation: Effects on the Developing Fetus, Neonate, and Infant
65
22
Substance Use During Pregnancy
65
1
Maternal Substance Use
66
2
Maternal Substance Use and Teratogenesis
68
12
Substance Use and Breast Feeding
80
1
Conclusion
81
6
Effects of Maternal Substance Use on Mothering and Child Rearing
87
10
Mother-Infant Dyads
87
1
Issues of Separation, Loss, and Abandonment
88
1
Physical Abuse and Neglect
89
4
Concerns for the School-Aged Child
93
1
Consequences for the Next Generation of Mothers
94
1
Conclusion
94
3
Substance Use Among Elderly Women: Effects on Healthy Aging
97
26
Identifying Problematic Patterns of Substance Use Among Elderly Women
97
5
Problematic Patterns of Substance Use Among Elderly Women
102
7
Treating Problematic Patterns of Substance Use Among Elderly Women
109
1
The Mega Interactive Model of Substance Use Among Elderly Women
110
9
Conclusion
119
4
III. SOCIAL CONSIDERATIONS
Women as Victims of Substance Use Related Violence
123
10
Accidents and Acts of Violence
123
5
Suicide
128
2
Conclusion
130
3
Women as Perpetrators of Substance Use Related Violence
133
16
Substance Use and Crime
133
5
Substance Use and Commerce-and Pharmacopsychologic-Related Crime
138
4
Examples of Substance Use Related Violence Perpetrated by Women
142
3
Conclusion
145
4
Women, Substance Use, HIV Infection, and AIDS
149
16
HIV/AIDS Incidence Among Women
151
1
Intravenous Drug Use and AIDS
151
4
Sex for Drugs
155
2
Conclusion
157
8
IV. CLINICAL CONSIDERATIONS
Assessing and Diagnosing Substance Use Disorders Among Women
165
17
Psychometric Instruments
167
13
Conclusion
180
2
Dual Diagnoses Among Women
182
9
Substance Use and Mood Disorders
185
1
Substance Use and Anxiety Disorders
186
1
Substance Use and Psychotic Disorders
187
1
Substance Use and Personality Disorders
187
1
Substance Use and Sexual or Gender Identity Disorders
187
1
Treatment
188
1
Conclusion
189
2
Preventing and Treating Substance Use Disorders Among Women
191
28
Primary Prevention
192
2
Secondary Prevention
194
1
Tertiary Prevention
194
16
Relapse
210
1
Conclusion
210
9
V. RESOURCES AND REFERENCES
Appendix I Abbreviations and Symbols Used in the Text
219
3
Appendix II Substances of Abuse: Generic, Trade, and Common Names
222
16
Appendix III Directory of Major North American Substance Use Treatment Centers, Referral Agencies, and Related Information Sources for Women
238
49
References
287
48
Index
335