Philip Haynes, a West Sussex probation officer seconded to a Health Authority substance misuse project, argues that recent probation practice emphasising cognitive- behavioural, educational or 'offending behaviour' approaches makes the family or relationship context of misuse a neglected yet still pertinent focus.
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