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Practice(Birm).2011September;23(4):183–199.doi:10.10802011.597200.

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ASSOCIATIONSBETWEENPOST-TRAUMATICSTRESS

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PROBLEMS:IMPLICATIONSFORSOCIALWORKPRACTICE

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pSchoolofSocialWork,UniversityofMaryland,BaltimoreCounty,1000HilltopCircle,Academic

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PreventionResearchCenter,Berkeley,California

NancyJ.Smyth,Ph.D.,LCSW,and

SchoolofSocialWork,UniversityatBuffalo,StateUniversityofNewYork

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IEugeneMaguin,Ph.D.

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Thisstudyexaminestheassociationsbetweenalcoholandotherdrugproblems(AOD)andpost-

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nprogramsforAODproblemsandthegeneralcommunityinwesternNewYork.Thewomenwere

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rfurthersubdividedintogroupsbasedonalcohol,marijuana,andcocainemisuse.Group

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tcomparisonsonPTSDsymptomsrevealedthatthecurrent-AODgroupexperiencedmor