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Yair Amram

Yair Amram
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Ashkelon Academic College
Israel

Biography

Yair Amram is a social worker, teaching group treatment and Addiction therapy at Ashkelon Academic College and Hebrew university of Jerusalem, Israel. He is also a supervisor and researcher in the drug addicts area.

Research Interest

Therapeutic communities; Self-disclosure; Selfunderstanding

Publications

Group Work Method in Therapeutic Communities for Drug Addicts

The goal of Therapeutic Communities (TCs) for drug addicts is to help them change their life style. The therapy is often based on small-group settings. In Israel, there are two types of TCs that operate two types of small-group settings: “Confrontation Groups” (CGs), represented by the Syn-ilan therapeutic community; and “Therapeu... Read More»

Yair Amram

Review Article: J Addict Res Ther 2013, 4: 147

DOI: 10.4172/2155-6105.1000147

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