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Integrating Psychological and Pharmacological Treatments for Addictive Disorders An Evidence-Based Guide by James MacKillop ISBN: 978-1138919105
Integrating Psychological and Pharmacological Treatments for Addictive Disorders An Evidence-Based Guide by James MacKillop ISBN: 978-1138919105
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About this Paperback
- ISBN-13
- 9781138919105
- Author
- James MacKillop,George A. Kenna,Lorenzo Leggio,Lara Ray
- Publisher
- Routledge
- Edition
- 1
- Published
- 2017
- Pages
- 234
- Binding
- Paperback
Verified US edition — ISBN 9781138919105
ISBN 9781138919105 identifies the 1 of Integrating Psychological and Pharmacological Treatments for Addictive Disorders An Evidence-Based Guide by James MacKillop by James MacKillop,George A. Kenna,Lorenzo Leggio,Lara Ray, published by Routledge (2017). Every copy autoxdx ships against this ISBN is the genuine US-edition print run from the original publisher's authorized US distribution — no overseas reprints, no scanned facsimiles, no "international edition" rebranding. Verify this ISBN against your professor's syllabus before checkout.
About Routledge
Routledge and its sister imprints CRC Press, Focal Press, and Taylor & Francis are part of Informa plc — together producing reference works across counseling, social sciences, language studies, engineering, and academic specialties. CRC Press's medical and clinical references (50 Landmark Papers series, surgical atlases) are board-prep staples. Routledge social-sciences titles dominate graduate-level reading lists. We source Routledge family titles directly from authorized US distribution.
How students use this book
Pharmacology textbooks are highest-yield when used alongside Anki-style spaced repetition for drug names, mechanisms, and adverse effects. Read full chapters during course progression, then transition to drug-class flashcards for retention. NCLEX and USMLE Step 1 question banks consistently test pharmacology more than any other content area — keep this reference accessible through the entire prep cycle, not just course exams.
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