Video: Nick Heather on the 'controlled drinking controversy' and the origins of his interest in alcohol

Footnotes

1) Paper: Davies, D. (1962). Normal drinking in recovered alcohol addicts.

Davies, D. (1962). Normal drinking in recovered alcohol addicts. Quarterly Journal of Studies on Alcohol, 23, 94-104.

2) Paper: Sobell, M., & Sobell, L. (1973). Individualised behaviour therapy for alcoholics.

Sobell, M., & Sobell, L. (1973). Individualised behaviour therapy for alcoholics. Behaviour Therapy, 4, 49-72.

3) Paper: Lovibond, S., & Caddy, G. (1970). Discriminative aversive control in the moderation of alcoholics' drinking behaviour.

Lovibond, S., & Caddy, G. (1970). Discriminative aversive control in the moderation of alcoholics' drinking behaviour. Behaviour Therapy, 1, 437-444.

4) Paper: Lloyd, R., & Salzberg, H. (1975). Controlled social drinking: an alternative to abstinence as a treatment goal for some alcohol abusers.

Lloyd, R., & Salzberg, H. (1975). Controlled social drinking: an alternative to abstinence as a treatment goal for some alcohol abusers. Psychological Bulletin, 82, 815-842.

5) Paper: Robertson, I., Heather, N., Dzialdowski, A., Crawford, J., & Winton, M. (1986). A comparison of minimal versus intensive controlled drinking treatment interventions for problem drinkers.

Robertson, I., Heather, N., Dzialdowski, A., Crawford, J., & Winton, M. (1986). A comparison of minimal versus intensive controlled drinking treatment interventions for problem drinkers. British Journal of Clinical Psychology, 25, 185-194.

6) Heather, N., & Robertson, I. (1981). Controlled Drinking. London: Methuen.

Heather, N., & Robertson, I. (1981). Controlled Drinking. London: Methuen.

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Nick Heather on the 'controlled drinking controversy' and the origins of his interest in alcohol