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Evidence resource

Davis, Rachel and Campbell, Rona and Hildon, Zoe and Hobbs, Lorna and Michie, Susan . (2015) Theories of behaviour and behaviour change across the social and behavioural sciences: a scoping review. Taylor & Francis. Health Psychology Review, 9 (3) 323-44.

British Association of Social Workers. [Alcohol Policy UK] (2012) Young people & alcohol. Essential information for social workers. Birmingham: British Association of Social Workers. 15 p. A BASW pocket guide

Bartholomew, Norma G and Dansereau, DF and Simpson, D Dwayne [Institute of Behavioral Research, TCU] . (2006) Getting motivated to change. A collection of materials for leading counseling sessions that address motivation and readiness for change. Texas: Texas Christian University. Institute of Behavioral Research. 63 p.

Book

Connors, Gerard J and DiClemente, Carlo C and Velasquez, Mary Marden and Donovan, Dennis M (2013) Substance abuse treatment and the stages of change: selecting and planning interventions. Guilford substance abuse series New York: Guilford .

Miller, Geri (2010) Learning the language of addiction counselling. Wiley .

(2007) Criminal conduct and substance abuse treatment: strategies for self-improvement and change - pathways to responsible living. The participant's workbook. Thousand Oaks Ca.: Sage .

DiClemente, Carlo C (2003) Addiction and change: how addictions develop and addicted people recover. Guildford substance abuse series New York: Guilford .

Connors, Gerard J and Donovan, Dennis M and DiClemente, Carlo C (2001) Substance abuse treatment and the stages of change: selecting and planning interventions. Guilford substance abuse series New York: Guilford .

Tucker, Jalie A and Donovan, Dennis M and Marlatt, G. Alan, eds. (1999) Changing addictive behaviour: bridging clinical and public health strategies. New York: Guilford .

Thesis

Heffernan, S (2000) Change management: the theory and application of change management in a treatment centre in the context of the Irish drug treatment policy. MSc thesis, Trinity College Dublin.