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MFT 243 - Historical Approaches, Family Perspectives and Current Theories of Alcohol and Drug Abuse

Fall
This course is designed to expose students to the current scope of alcohol and other drug problems, to provide a historical perspective on substance abuse problems and to discuss policy, funding and trends in the United States from a family systems perspective. Socio-economic and socio-cultural theories of substance abuse and addiction will be explored with regard to special populations and communities.

Credits: 3 s.h.


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