Six Rings: Volume 1
“Beyond Imagined Borders of Brain Wellness & Addiction Science”
By: Prof. Dr. Bankole Johnson
Description
The Six Rings series explores the human brain, focusing on how to nurture it for optimal health and performance. These books reveal the link between psychological and physical factors affecting brain function, highlight the dangers of alcohol and drug use, and offer practical ways to unlock the brain’s potential.
At the heart of the story is Bastian, a brilliant but unconventional physician passionate about mental well-being. Set a decade in the future, he helps others while facing his own struggles. Shaped by a strict father and a compassionate mother, Bastian’s journey is one of resilience and self-discovery, driven by his desire to reconcile his past.
Though medicine is his career, Bastian’s first love is the arts. Music and visual masterpieces serve as his refuge, with each chapter opening with a related work of art.
The Six Rings series blends education with storytelling, making scientific concepts engaging and approachable. The first book introduces brain health and addiction recovery, while the second focuses on the path to healing.
Whether you want to understand the brain, support a loved one, or enjoy a compelling story, the Six Rings series offers insight, humanity, and hope.
Description
Addiction Medicine: Science and Practice, 2nd Edition is a comprehensive guide that bridges scientific research with effective treatment strategies for substance and behavioral addictions. This essential resource dives into how addictions impact the brain and body, giving healthcare professionals the tools to offer personalized and effective care.
The book examines a wide range of addictions—from traditional substances like alcohol and opioids to emerging concerns such as steroids, inhalants, and compulsive behaviors like gambling or binge eating. It highlights evidence-based treatments, including pharmacotherapy, cognitive-behavioral methods, and social interventions, while considering the unique needs of various populations like adolescents, pregnant women, and healthcare workers.
With expanded insights into neurobiology, epigenetics, and the latest therapies, this edition delivers the newest findings in addiction medicine. Contributions from global experts make it a trusted reference for psychiatrists, psychologists, physicians, counselors, and other professionals. The enhanced eBook ensures easy access to its valuable content across multiple devices.
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Addiction Medicine: Volume 1 is a pioneering guide that bridges the gap between cutting-edge research and practical addiction treatment. It explores how brain function drives addictive behaviors and provides a comprehensive framework for evidence-based care.
Covering a wide range of substance addictions like opiates and alcohol, as well as behavioral issues like compulsive gambling and binge eating, the book delivers actionable insights for modern treatment approaches.
Key topics include diagnosis, neurobiology, personalized therapies, and special considerations for populations like adolescents and healthcare professionals. Written by top experts, this essential resource equips professionals with the tools to make meaningful impacts in addiction recovery.
Ideal for psychiatrists, therapists, counselors, and medical practitioners seeking expert guidance in the evolving field of addiction treatment.
Drug Addiction and Its Treatment
Nexus of Neuroscience and Behaviour
By: B.A. Johnson (Editor), John Roache (Editor)
Description
The growing fascination with neuroscience has shed light on an essential need to explore how behavioral and psychological processes are directly tied to brain function. Advances in understanding and measuring operant behavior have provided groundbreaking insights into the foundational mechanisms that drive drug-taking behavior.
This comprehensive text serves as an invaluable resource for neuroscientists, behavioral psychologists, and clinical scientists seeking to deepen their knowledge of the intricate connections between drug use, brain function, and treatment outcomes.
Combining expertise from multiple disciplines, this reference offers a fresh perspective on linking behavior to neural processes, paving the way for more effective interventions and research applications.