Describes how, when, where, and why people can seek help for drug abuse problems in such places as crisis centers, hot lines, self-help groups, and programs in counseling and behavior therapy.
Examines the increasing role of chemical substances in treating mental illness as well as such bodily functions as reproduction and growth, and provides theories on the seemingly limitless role synthetic drugs may play in the future.
Explains the effects of psychoactive drugs on the senses including such experiences as distorted self-image, paranoia, damage to the sensory organs, and confusion of reality and illusion.
Describes how, when, where, and why people can seek help for drug abuse problems in such places as crisis centers, hot lines, self-help groups, and programs in counseling and behavior therapy.
Discusses the medicinal uses of various plants and the practices of primitive and contemporary societies such as initiation rites, witchcraft, and medicine men.
